Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1896-09-24

Il. w. Mckenzie Of Woodruff is
in town for a short stay. Mrs. Nc
Kinzie is having her eyes treated by
DR.. Nelson, who performed an opera
ton on them last week. Strong hopes
are entertained that she will recover
her eyesIght
Some Of our republican friends
make lots of fun OF free silver Say,
what is the matter with free gold,
free schools, free roads, free speech,
free press, free religion and govern
ment that is founded upon the princi-
Piles OF freedom,
will Mr. Royce kindly print in his
paper a statement showing the re-
ceipts, and from what sources, and
the expenditures, and for what pur-
poses, Of this county for the years
1892, 1893, 1894 and 1895. We
challenge him to do it.
DIR. A, P. Sawyer: Dear Sir: !
have been suffering with sick head
ache for long time. l used your
Family Cure and now am entirely
relieved. would not do without
your medicine, Mrs, G. A. Miller, Mt,
Morris, Ills. For Sale by s. S. Fisher.
The local republicans have estab-
lished headquarters at Dlckey's I'M
dertaking establishment, where sur
rounded by caskets, collins, etc, they
meet and prepare for the burial Of
their party, We are not advised as
to what stimulants they use but pos
sibly embalminG fluid goes.
The Kansas State horticultural
Society will hold its Thirtieth Annual
Meeting In the Hall Of Representa-
tives, in the State Capitol, in Topeka
Kansas, on Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday, the 9th, 10th and 18th Of
December, 1896.
FRED WELLHoUsE, President,
EDWIN TAYLOR, Secretary.
Geo. W. Jones one Of the bright
est and ablest colored attorneys in the
state of Kansas was nominated fol
county attorney of Graham county
by the populists at Hill City last
week. Mr.. Jones has practiced be-
fore the courts in this county and il
we'll and favorably known here as al
able lawyer. He is a thorough popu'
list and his election is assured,
One of the cases that came up be-
fore the district court at the last tern
was that Of Shafer vs., Exllne. TIL,
trouble grew out a dispute over
COW. The contesting parties, and thu
COW have dragged their trouble
through three courts, until now tn,
costs amount to about $35. The Gov
is different from many COWS as sh,
grows more valuable as she grows
older.
"A large number of cattle will bt
fed in this county this year, A tran
load was put in a pasture at Long Is
land yesterday, George Veeh has 40I
at Stuttgart, Dunn & Duvall loo
L. A, Champlin 225, Harry Simm
about 100 and Bickford 81 Son 10C
Other lunches are scattered abou
the county. This cattle will con
sumo large amount Of the surplu
corn crop, and bring dollars lntt
Inc county.
The Dispatch has a good mai
for an editor and also a bad one
Last week Mr. Bad Editor was in con
troll and said some mean things abou
Brainerd One thing was that Brain
erd told a Rock Island conductor tina
125 republicans in Phillipsburg wer,
going to vote for Mr.. Bryan. TIL,
conductor was stufPing the Bad Edito
for Brainerd never made any sucl
statement. It is none Of his business
how the republicans or anyone else i
going to vote. Republicans howeve
tell Brainerd that twenty.six Of then
will vote for the Bryan electors.
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