Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1897-07-01

James, bis brother.
DIR. Rafiogton will be in his Office
afternoons only, until further notice
Lard five cents per pound in fifty
pound lots. Kettle rendered and the
best made, at Dunn & Duvalps.
Persons pasturlng stock south Of
town will be charged nifty cents per
mouth. VIM. BIssELL
The two lumber yards at Kirwl n
formerly owned by II. e. Campbell
and o. e Bradley have been pur-
chased by a MIR. Lott Of Abilene who
will consolidate the two yards. Mr..
Lott takes possession July l.
The Capital says that the law re-
Gently passed by the Legislature
abolishing this Judicial district IS no
good, as the house journal shows that
it was not properly passed. That
settles the matter, and the republicans
can 60 on with their convention.
DIR A, P. Sawyer: Dear Sir: l
have been suffering with sick head
ache for a long time. I 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
The women Of Blue Rapids have
organized an association for the pur-
pose of finishing the opera house
which commenced by an association
Of men and abandoned. Would that
the women OF this place had a touch
of the same kind of enterprise.
We understand that the prose.
cutting witness in a recent case where
the defendant was sent TO the penl-
tentlary for violation Of the "age of
consent" law is about to make a con-
fession, in which she will hold the
victim Of her first story guiltless.
Topeka recently suffered great
less from a hail storm. Chunks of
ice averaging the size of an Dosage
orange chrashed through roof and
window, and in several cases men and
women were severely injured. Inc
money loss runs up into thousands
The Rock Island forces have had
their hands full during the past two
days owing to the rush of people to
the west. Seventy car loads have
gone through and there are more to
follow. Mr.. Stretton and his crew
handled thirty-iiVe engines yesterday
We have q copy Of The annual
catalogue Of the state normal school,
located at EmporiS. Phillips county
had four students in the institution
last year, They were e. +. Robin
son, Marvin; g. G. Robinson, Phil.
lipsburg; Nettie W. Barber, and J.
f. Gray, Kirwin.
1t was not our intention TO mix
up in the trouble Mr.. Royce is in
with Mr.. briggs, the Rock Island
agent at this place, but as Mr.. Royce
dragged us into the war, which 10 all
on his part, we guess we will have to
dip in. We have been in the news
paper business in this place for seven
years, never in that time has any
agent suggested any change in the
time card Of the company, but when
ever the time of trains has been
changed we have invariably gone to
Mr.. StrettoD, IS he gets time cards
in advance of the changes, and OBJ
tanned from him, the hours Of ar
rival and departure. What is wor.
ry ing Mr.. Royce is that at the time
the late lsmented niger show was
all the printing for the
affair was done at this office. The
contract for such printing was not
made with Mr.. briggs, but with
other members Of the company, who
recognizing the fact that the HERALD
office was the place to get the best
work for the least money, came to
this Office for such bills, programs
and tickets, all of which were paid
for from the proceeds Of the adver.
Using program which was used on
that occasion. The Dispatch is after
The wrong man. People in the town
should recognize the fact that they
must pay tribute to the Dispatch or
war will ensue