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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1896-10-01

Niger head coal at
Smiths.
Buy your musical instruments at
Harmon's.
Hay is selling for ST 50 a ton on
this market.
John Gebhart was at Almena one
day this week.
Mrs. Dan Smith was over to
Long Island this week.
IF you want to sell land call on
or write to William Blssell.
Mrs. @. B. Lane has returned
from a two weeks visit in Omaha.
Mr.. and Mrs. Champlin take in
the sights Of carnival week at Kansas
City next week.
Linn Nelson, sheriff Of Gage
county, Nebraska, was in town for
the day Friday last.
For all kinds of blscksmithing
go to Jacob Nipps, shop one door
east of steam feed mill.
The very best grades of paints
and oils, cheaper than the cheapest,
at Harmon's drug store.
The Rock Island will probably
replace the wooden bridges west Of
town with iron structures next year.
The Manlon cigar factory will
be moved into the room recently oc-
cupied by E. E. Hoffman, this week.
Hon. W. B, Ham Of Stockton was
In The city today and said few words
of cheer to the republicans at the
rally.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Herzog returned
to their home at st. Louis, Tuesday
morning, much pleased with their
three weeks visit. They they think
the Phillipsburg people just about as
nice as any they ever met with.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1896-10-01
APPOINTMENTS.

The populist candidates for the var.
lous county offices will address the
voters of Phillips county, on the pres.
ent issues Of the day at the following
places and dates:
Saturday, Oct. 3, McGrath school
house, Walnut.
Monday Oct. s, Marvin.
Wednesday, Dot. 7, Pralrieview.
Thursday, Oct. 8, Costello school
house, Dayton.
Friday, Oct. 8, Woodruff
Saturday, Oct. 10, Long Island.
Monday, Oct -, Brltton school
house, Plainview.
Tuesday, Oct 10, Speed, Belmont.
Wednesday, OCT. IA, Sod church,
Towanda.
Thursday, oct. Is, Palmer school
house, Beaver.
Friday, Oct, 16, VanHorn school
house. Rushville.
Saturday, Oct. II, Kirwin.
Monday, Dot. 10, Logan.
Tuesday, Oct. 20, Dana.
ednesday, Dot. 81, Agra,
Thursday, Oct %, Stone school
house, Deer Greek,
Friday, Oct. 20, Old's school house,
Valley
Saturday, Oct. "a, DeImar school
house, Bow Greek,
These meetings will be at night.
f. O. JOHNSON, Chairman.
j. l.. MoOoRMIoK, Secretary.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1896-10-01
School Repor

OF district No. 20 for the month end
ing September 25;
Number enrolled 3s.
Average daily attendance 80.
Number Of days taught 20.
Those not tardy during the month:
Lottle and Johnnie Morton, Alice,
Eva and Leathie Pollard, Clarence
Hull, Bonnie and Winnie Quick,
Clara, Olive, Beulah and Jimmie
Dixon, Jennie Ellis, Prudy and
Harry Fourtner, Bessie and jennie
Hartwell. CASSIE II, GrBBs,
Teacher.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1896-10-01
The Republican Rally.

The republican rally at this place
today has not called out a very large
crowd. Mr.. Pepper seems to have
pepperOd out and bis place is to be
taken by Hon. j. V. Farwell of Chi
csgo, a merchant Of that city. The
Prsirieview band Is on the ground
and is giving our people some good
music.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1896-10-01
NANCE ITEMS.

Mr.. Bush a heretofore staunch re-
publican gave a plain, practical free
silver talk to an appreciative audience
at Griffin school house the Goth eve
ming. He is a we'll read man, carry
ing his Is years with gentlemanly
ease and pleasant manners. 1t is
needless to say the 16 to 1'ers were
highly grati6ed.
While on a political subject we
would like to call attention to IA
year old boys letter in The Union
Worker. He says in the 1909 politi-
cal conventions held in New York
City during the 1886 campaign, 623
we're held in saloonsI and he asks
how long shall such politicians rule
our nation? He also states that 1890
statistics show the following estimate
in Chicago: One baker to every 47O
families, one grocery to every -
families, and one saloon to every 35
families. If q lad comments on such
a deplorable condition, should not
mature minds take decisive actionY
Oh voting church members, arise in
your might, and sweep this stumbling
block from your brothers. pathway.
"Am I my brothers. keeperT will
avail you no more than it did Gain.
"Inasmuch as you did il not TO the
least Of these, ye did 1t not to me-"
Cook Cottrill joined the Christian
church Sunday by immersion. He is
also q white ribboner; it is a slgnif-
cant fact that Of the 20 young men
who belong, only one fourth are out
Of the church. AT the revival last
winter, we said our union will be
strengthened by this. To the query
"do you thing sop came swift reply
Shouldn't a Christian be glad TO take
up this work%
The union met with Misses Eve
and Nellie Hester last Saturday
afternoon. Devotional services and q
short program filed in the pleasant
hours. As there was grandma
there, cookies were not forgotten fol
the children, although it was not de-
sired to establish the custom.
Mrs. Matilda Troyer died Septem
Der 23d, at the home OF her sor
Lewis. She had passed three-scert
and Six years Of life; the last coherent
words uttered were "Jesus lead me-
Mr.. Hewson preached from the 90th
Psalm. Kind friends offered a fora
tribute Of respect.
We we're pleased to read OF the
league at Red Top. We believe We
have been almost alone in reporting
such work to the HERALD; but we
hope to see more about it in the
future. AT our last meeting we were
endorsed by fathers voice that viii
be strong help.
Another thought concerning the
great prosperity Of our league and
union. Whole families are interested
in both. Children are kept right
along with parents; ana each helpE
the other.
With regret we learn that again the
death angel has visited Mr.. L. Kline
mans already stricken home, this time
taking Nellie, on her 10th birthday.
Quite a number Of young people
spent the 25th evening with Miss
Amy Griffin, enjoying the beautiful
night greatly,
School is under good Roadway il
districts 81 and 80, with Misses GoulG
aud Phillips as instructors.
A wee little lady has become an in
mate of Mr.. Gergen's home,
Mrs. Benny Williams is the proud
possessor Of q little lassie. %**
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1896-10-01
Ladies' ItaIr WORK.

Mrs, William Douglass wishes to
inform the ladies of Phillipsburg and
vicinity that she Is prepared to do
hair work, switches for sale or made
to order, combings Strengthened, hair
CHAINS a specially. Mail orders care
fully and promptly attended to.
First house south OF depot,
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1896-10-01
NOTICE.

All persons owing me for repairs or
Irvine, are requested to call and settle
for the same at once. Will not object
to receiving money from parties owing
me for machinery or other supplies or
on past due notes. II. B. ARRoTT.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1896-10-01
MARRIED..

By Rev. W. g. Little, on Ssptem-
her 26, 1886, w. II. Falls and Miss
Flora @. Willis, both Of Kirwin.
BY Judge Strain; on October l,
Daniel @. Combs and Nina B. Parker,
both of Walnut township.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1896-10-01
Club Program.

The club will meet with Mrs Chan
pin on Friday, October 2, 1896.
Response from Pope.
Business.
Paper, Armenia" Mrs. Rhodes.
Discussion Of Current Events
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1896-10-01
REPUBLICAN MEETINGS.

At the request OF the republican
county central committee, we an
nounce the following republican
meetings;
Ex-C Congressman s, r.. Peters, OF
Newton, Kansas, at Phillipsburg,
Thursday, October s, Up. m. Kir-
win Friday, October 0, 2 p. m.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1896-10-01

Commercial House For Sale Or Rent!
The present proprietors haYe been
in the business for twenty.three years
and wish to retire. Will take part IN
trade and give easy payments.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1896-10-01

Mayor Cummings is in receipt Of a
letter from Mr.. Brula, OF Waverly,
Iowa, in which proposition is made
to our people regarding a creamery
to be located at this point. Before
any action is taken by the people, it
will be necessary for Mr.. Brula to
give the size Of building needed, and
price to be paid for milk. Following
is his letter:
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Carload Of New Goods
Late Styles,
Low Prices.
JOHNSTON
THE HERALD.
PHILLIPSBURG, KANSAS.
TIME TABLE.

TIME TABLE.
The trains on the Missouri Pacific Railrod ar
i've at Marvin as follows:
GOING WEST.
Local Freight. ..',..,.,.,.,,..."...4 .S0P, H.
GOING EAST.
Local trelgnt. .....'... .'.','.s,,. b'q4 A. M
c. r. |. g. p. TIME CARD.
GOING EAST.
No. Omaha Flyer .......,........ 7:2O a. m.
No. 10 Express" 10:00p. m.
No. 90 Local Freight ....,.....u,.. 6:46 q. m.
GOING WEST.
No. 0 Mail and Express. 7;40a. m.
No. Omaha Flyer, .........,.. 1870 p. m.
No. Al Local Freight. .:.......... S:15 p. m.
Local Freight No. 49 will carry passengers be-
tween Phillipsburg and Fairbury,
Local Freight No. Al will carry passengers be-
tween Phillipsburg and Goodland.
Through tourist sleeper for San Francisco on
train No, II every Friday.
W. W. DRtGas, Agent,
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>TGETT DIRECTORY.

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Opening and Closing of the Mails.

So--he-n r-zils close 8. . 80 and 80 s-n
snd IL 80. IS and S 80 Pc OFen ST
90 E r. - co n and 90 p. n
Southern mails va ChArlo..eETille- close
s. 30 and 10 20 8 n and 10 ard
; 80 pm Open s. S % a. 4 and 3 90
!Sou.hern nzila ia Richnond, close B.
10 80 g n and Is and ; IS pm
NznAssas Division Eaa;ls cloee a. 30 g. u
sad 60 ,. IL Open s. 10 20 S. n
Ale1andr;a and Eo1rd Hill mails close $;
8 20 g N and 90 ?. n Open 81 co a..
snd 3 90 ?. n.
Chesapeake and Ohio nailz close 5. . 10
p T. and 5 80 ?. N Open al 8 % g. n and
3 90 ,. n.
Washington unails Close ST . 30 and Is a.
n. and u 30, 80, 5 - and s 80 p. u.
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inside .ou,A=-6 30 and 10 90 a. n and
2 60 and ) go pm Full 1ou;e-6 30 a II.
and 80 ,. II. Sunday collection > 90 p,
n. Carriers window open Sunday 9 90 g. n.
and clos@ g 80 O. II.
Deliveries ns5e a. % g. N, - 90 u. and
600 p n.
All nail should be in oEiee fifteen minutes
before ho7! Indicted fo- closing.
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: MANIAC C4P1UGEo.-Aite- baE-
reading himself il Ms house 81 A!ls-
gaeuy. Pa. ard batting SQUAD q
policeman :o- tseaty-tour hours II
sas;r attempt TO capture hin, Adolph
8aucnuau. E maniac. Tas captured yes-
terdgv. me police storuicg Ms inp.o-
vised for Raucauan ven. uad ;rcm
overs.udy OF psychology. Atter several
unsuccessful efforts 10 get MIN, his
roon VS. taken bv force Yesterday
afternoon, ard afte. desperate battle
WIN Two officers, in which the mailman
gs@c knife and axe. ne was made
captive. TIE officers and several Others
16o toos part IN the previous sttempis
were Injured.
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rothe Golden Gate.

Personally conducted tours Tiz PeurSyi.
qsnia Eaii.o2d vii le4-e Se7 Yo!k AID
Philadelphia :oE California February u and
iNz-ch Ii On the drSz TOR . sop vii q
uns6e a. Ne-T Orleans ior me &a:di-GEa= :s:-
-iz!t.es- and :ozr weeks VIII Il 2l.o1et Il
California On he second to1r four and ore
l..lf weeks ~. Il z.iowed II C.liforniA AZ
addition 70 IRE I.7s 5cect i-s;n : : through
Pril-zp oouIa..-:--nI a.. tie v=-y b.: Ihzt
the coapAny can supp Applicatiops sbolid
= made 20 1856 B!c5t 1sy. New Fork. OF
Rom III. Brad Stree. =tz;iOn Philzdei?hia
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Iour,o Florida.

Il order 70 give me Pebiic e.. opportunity
70 ~. Florida y Tsry rezSonao.e etst- sae
Psuns: l7ania Rza-oad Company has &.1angec
70. se-5zs o. to-rs 70 Jacksonville. The
ccng2ny'. zre11el.ed --aiu ss.Tios- eII%--
.ence5 to5-.s. agents And cazr@.ors- &c
4tove all y moderate ehaIsa5- 'ezve no'a!tg
% q desired TIE .C1rs SLOWING -xe Y e=ss
stsy Il Florida ~iil eve CT J2ncz-:? =,
Fe5rcA-y (, IL Is sri %. and Ma )
The 1z-e. ircIGciDg transportation. MAS en
-oq.e. and Pullman bz-Th on Elsc.Al tEsln. :
$50 from New YORK AID P-oEortionate -z;+s
:roza other paints Eo- further !rforDs-so1
Apply 70 -ieE@; AEen-s-
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:A1exsnaria 9a=ettf:-
7EIDaT EVENING. JAN. q 1896

HIS WIFE Cor Hon az IKE LETTEz-
/ i.i=ra:ch !7n Top ka. Kan. says:
Ger. Az. eao wzs u 5re tesd u Cox
Lleweliyas W. iepsr Usn5. aud vao
o-gaaizef g c5nnoo Ee=lth s-ny 10
nzrca 20 Washington. rs I'D tne
SAFE Ar7Z ! =. sovo-<-aie O iEee love,
and xoneo : responsible !cT rs SUI
cen detartu.e. \ 4. ( love female dis
cipl= g the vzrr.or woe lin fron
Ol.29a askirz so- 81 apposntDenE foT =
l;aisoa II Topeka Ms. Artz 20: TIE
lesrer and ecs1sFed j. Whea the
woman appe-rsi tie Gzue-zl,s wife
vs. i6ere 70 ersee her. sud COMIC.
ensus5. -Artz lei 20 avoid disgrace.
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STEAMERS.
STEAMBOAT CON-.
w PLST LIMITED
FRgY SCHEDULE

On I'll aaey oc.o5<- Is 1895 sad IT,
n fur7ae- noz:ca re following .er-y sc5et.
rle vii - II force
Ia-e Aierzn67zz. To-: Of Eiug :-reet,
Sc 90. : 80. 5 80. g so. 10 80 A1t i &c
s. r. y 90, 80, 80, 8 50, Z 80. 5 80,
and 50 ,. 4
Imre Washington toot o. seTel:h street.
s 80. = %. s 80, 80. 10 80 sad Il 80
s - go l 80. 30. 3 80. 80. . 80
a1d . 80 ? l.
NJ. Sane schedule so-6z!z. commenting
P0ToNAC RTyR LANDINGS STEAM.
EI WAKEFIELD laTas Washington 9on.
cs-ss: 90 Sc s1d Alexandra e: 90
s. 4 :o- landings e "a g. S9niri and on
Wednesdays and SATURDAYS .. sa2e hours for
= C.gze-.s Bsy an Lso1.-d.0Er.
c. y. RIDLEY, Genera 4Ansse-.
JOIN 2 PADGETT. lSe--
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LEGAL.

NIRGISIA--In ;1e C.eEks once Q; re
CORPORATION C51rt o. the e.iy g. AIeI=l-
driA on tie 20th dzy Of January. 1886.
7. Seldom TaliaferTo j.. = ECteo Jon1-
stcn and Virgins Johnston rs We
Charles C. Johnston. Philip Johnston
and Jessie Johnston e. vie Mar l.
Sl1rg!u1E sud Fielder & SiiBziEG Aer h1s-
hand. J. S5uthgzte Teafon and JsllA z
Yez.on his wife William G featon Aoc
Petty Yea.on bis wife. Ale-era Ie5ton
Mary Fraueis Yeztou aud Lcc-s fes.;on-
Memo. TIE otjec- OF This ssIt : % o2,sin
& decree tor the Partition G. the urS7.t POI
t5oa Q; IRE tlree squares . g-oGii1 =I:lAes' =
the city and COUNTY Of A:eJz-d,-A- iEzl1-s
Oh he noI-h SIDE Of ;he Ale-zad-.a '-4i..s!
tAsiu acd bstweeu Washington sf-est OF the
wes7. Royzl S--ee: on the eas: he a-si s-!9es
north Of Montgomery street. On Tx saE-a 81.
the second s.re-s OF ;h= ncrch q ne sane
en- t< conveniently divided anorg tcose a.
:i.itd thereto. II noi, :aeu ior TIE saie OF sa.-
izuG and s distribution Of TIE 9To.oeetls u
s7ch sale among the Eer-les ent---et 70
snare herein
l. sppzar:ng 6y al 2di1zYit ga; RGbea
Johnston and YiTzinis Johnston Ms VIE
Chsries c. Johnson. Pnilp Jea5s-oa zl3
Jessie Johnson rs wife. Nary L Si,nzsg=
and Fie!de! c SlIaslnd ter a1-ba--.. J.
S3uthgz.e Teztoa and Jnla 2 Ye4;o1 b.
wife. WilIiznC YeS,oa aGd B-,fy- Yea'oa rs
wife, Aie1eIIa Y-z.e- N2-y Ef4ncz= Ye@:oa
and L1cia YeA.ol - -or residents O.: rs
StGte, i : o05e-ss. --4- --e SID 1ste1'ls-s-s
APPEAR here within afteea C!!.4?-s afte1 t-z- I5-
hcation OF his order zni Go ~hzt : re'essar-T
% protect their Interests n tais S1it- zuG ftz-
. copv OF This order - forthwith !1serzeti Il
the Alexandra CARTE. neS7sE1II --3,-shesl
in the city Of ALEXANDRA cncc = week for ;c'-r
successive weeks. and POSED * The iron. 1-c'5E
Of The Cour- House O. IAis CRY : copy-
Te..e: JOHN = BEACH Gers.
J. T C4LLlHkS. D. c
<. Kenper. . e. is-.4J g ~
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Read 4!sss 4I-aa. a. which yo7r dE1gZiss
7zill glailv aznd yoa, and uo:e ste To1deE-
=, e1:ss 6: -5e1lnz.iza, ezara- sr-oiuza-
dyzg=qsA- ecz@-a, debility. hQmo-z, and
s4-ez- b tle c.e Q: Ayes5 sa,:apa-iila- tbs
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John 2 Eellmsn.

John 2. EeIl-nsn.
Memo: The cajel= Of this sui. : recove-
OF the defendant The sun @; Tgo ihoGss1t
dollars damages FOR u:esch c: eont-acs =
writing. and 20 attach znd s1tjec: 20 re pay
mert Of the sane Tee estate D. the defendant:
and Gebi owing 70 the 6sfeud41s within .he
ci.y Q; AieI2ndrzs. suf particularly h TO-
loving rezi estAse o. me Gefeos.2af- Si;zzcs
n Ihe said cisy 20 Sii: 1 .os q -ro1ud =5;h
the buildings sna Improvements saerecn 81
catea on the south si,i@ % Franklin street. -
tween Reyzl sud FaiIfax stress, srd oounc-
81 and described Is follows, 70 ~i-: BxSiu-
ming On tbe south sic Of E-xnkiiA sine.
1+5 feet e2ss Of the so1thsSs. co1uer .:
Frsnklin and Roysi STREETS snd RAINING
Iherce ezs. or Franklin stree. los 80 fees !.
thence sogth with Royal stree: 100 feef 70 81
slley 10 fees wide Ihsnce wesf with TIE
north SIDE o: sid alley snG parallel 10 Frank
in stree; i2;:S - feet 10 RoySl s.-ee; thence
north with the east SIDE o; Ro.a street .3.55
feet snd thence in s stEaish. lire 3o.a2+ Zee:
20 The b=sInoing.
L appearing By sn sffiiavit th&t John Il
Hellusn IS nonresident Of This S.zte. j, IS
ordered, thss said defendant spear here with.
IN fifteen days afte. cue publication O: this
order snd 90 whst L necessary 10 protect his
Interest IN this suit and ms, copy az his
order De forthwith inserted in the Alexacdria
Gazette s newspaper published IN ne city
4leIsndris. once week Tor four Successive
weeks and posted ST the fronI doc. Of the
Cour. House OF this city. 4 copy-Tes,e:
JOHN s. BEACH, Clerk.
By J. T. CALLAHAN. D. C.
5 Rsas:. 5. S es:ea. Pc. j.a11 1.x4~
VIRGINIA: I'm the Clerks Office OF tie
Corporation Court of the city OF Alexan.
dTia, on the 11th day Of January, 1886.
Douglas n. K:dweIl
Ella Y. Kidwell
Memo: The object of This suit i 70 obssin
decree OF divorce from the bonds OF naatri-
mony
l; appearing by an affidavit that the de.
fendsrt. Ellis V. Kidweli. Is NONRESIDENT, Of
this State, II IS ordered that said defendant sp
pear here within fifteen days after due pQblic..-
Ton OF this orier and do what Is Necessary 70
protect her interest in this suit. and tbs, :
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in
the AIeI2ndria Gazette s. newspaper publish
ed IN the city of Alerandria. once = week for
four successive weeks. and posted al The. front
door OF the Court House Of this city.
8 cppy-teste:
JOHN S. BEACH, Clerk.
By J. T CALLAHAN. d. C.
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