Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1896-08-06

Our school board has employed
T, O. Ooffman Of Neosho Rapids,
Kansas, as principal for the ensuing
school year. Mr. Coffman has been
at Neosho Rapids for the past six
years, and presents most excellent
testimonials
DIR. A, P. Sawyer: Dear Sir; /
have been suffering with sick head
ache for a long time, used your
Family Cure and now am entirely
relieved, l would not do without
your medicine, Mrs. g. A. Miller, Mt.
Morris, Ills, For Sale by s. s. Fisher.
Send for sample copy of this
weeks Kansas Fdrmer-no partisan
politics in it-and then take advan-
tage Of the following low clubbing
rate: The HERALD and the "old re-
liable" Kansas Farmer both for one
year for 81 So. Save money.
The tax list this year in Phillips
county is FIAT take" for the printer.
' BY leaving out the owners name,
about one-third less type setting is
required, and as the price remains
: the same, the profit is that much more.
} The owners name is omitted in most
counties as the law does not require
it's publication.
, Mr.. and Mrs. r. A, Handy have
returned from long stay in Colorado.
Mr.. Handy has quite extensive inter-
. ests in gold mining company, that
is psnning out gold in paying quanti-
a ties. The company recently sold a
lot of gold as it came from the sands
for $40 per ounce. DR.. Nelson also
Q has an interest in the enterprise.
That haunted look on Melvin
Spaulding's face is caused by the
omission of a comma in Il local he
: had in this paper last week. The
u local stated that Mr.. Spauldlng sold
: SIS and under pants. When he does
J. not sell under pants at all, only top
+ pants, and has them ranging in price
d from SIS down, that is the price is
Q down. Mr.. Spaulding also sells COM
n plete suits.
Last Sunday Charles Miller and
wagon load Of people were coming
down hill near Stuttgart when the
neck yoke strap broke, and the party
J. was upset. MIR. Miller and the chill
dren came out OF the wreck In good
shape, but Mrs Miller, senior, had
:. three ribs broken, and as she is quite
- aged, will have long siege before
= she RECEIVERS. Mrs. Miller junior, had
two ribs broken, and sustained other
injuries, DIR. Bonnie of Long Island
d cared for the sufferers
> Through letter from II, II.
: Welty to VIM. Hardman of this place
- we learn that the storm that passed
up the Solomon valley on the 2StE
70 destroyed much property in the vi
l. cinity of Downs and PORTS. The
10 Central Lumber Company in which
70 there two gentleman are interested
suffered some loss by the wrecklng Of
It buildings at Downs, and at Ports
o their entire plant was destroyed anG
3 blown to the four winds. The com
N pany will rebuild, though its loss il
q about $500. AT Ports not whole
building was left in the town.
IL Topeka announces that her Fal
/ Festivities for the Grand Army Of thu
u Republic to be held during the weel
September % to October 3, is no
D. merely reunion of the old soldier
AZ but reunion of all Kansans. It vii
1t be week full Of pagesntry, hoats
" tournaments, carnival pranks, mill
q. tary, CIVIC and flower psrades, illumi
q mated PROFESSIONS and campfres pre-
sided over by famous American states
men, including Bryan and Mckinley
who have both promised positively t
be present. The Topeka newspaper
are filling their columns daily abou
" the preparations that are being mad
and the whole town seems to be stir
ed with a civic pride. The Capita
III city wants to prove to her fellow citi
d. zens that she IS the most sgreeabl
es and munifcent entertainer in Kansas
" and it looks as if she was gong to b
2 fully equal to the occasion.
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