Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1897-12-30
H A. Royce Of Kirwin is over

was a county seat visitor Wednesday
An ordinary freight car has "a,
separate and distinct parts.
Mr. and Mrs. j. M. Tadlock ar,
expected home tomorrow night
License to wed has been granted
to Edward W. Ssyers to Frances e
Blackman.
Harry Mann of Red Cloud, Neb
is spending the holidays in the city
with his parents.
Marcus Watson, g. B Young
and g. w. Mowery of Long Island
were over on Tuesday.
j. A. Boyd and Frank Daggett
representing the Red Cloud Marble
and Granite Works are in the city.
George Van Cleave says that
Mrs. Van wants to get back here and
ia very homesick for her P hilllpsburg
friends.
Beautiful sunny weather, as
bslmy as spring, is visiting this Sec
ton, Az Mr. Vega used to soy, "thls
is the Spain OF America"
The Christmas number Of the
Smith Center Pioneer was q dandy.
1t contained many pictures of Smith
county notables, and columns of in.
terestlng matter.
-Karps Glover Root will purify
your blood, clear you complexion,
regulate your bowels, and make your
head clear as bell. Csc, &c.,, aud
SLOO. Sold by s. S. Fisher g. %. 2
-Jodge Strain joined in marriage
on December 20, Joel Mernfeld and
Fannie P. Wisman; on the 23d Will
liam Adkins and Clydia O. Britton;
on the 29th Miller Raeder and Lu.
,retia Newell.
The railroads have been given
,wo years more in which to equip
heir freight cars with safety coup
ings. The Rock Island will distrib-
1te the work, and will have several
,ars fixed each month at this point
Send for sample copy Of this
weeks Kansas Farmer-no pgrtlssn
politics in it-snd then take advsn-
age of the following low clubbing
ate; The HERALD and the "old re-
liable" Kansas Farmer both for one
ear for $1.55. Save mopev,
DIR. A, p. Sawyer. Dear Sir: l
ave been suffering with sick head
che for long time. 1 used your
family Cure and now am entirely
l would not do without
ury medicine, Mrs. G. A. Miller, Mt /
Iorris, Ills. For Sale by s. s. Fisher
900 teachers are in Topeka at
ending the state teachers sssocis.
on. Those from this city are J. M.
'adIocks and Il. O. Cofmsn. Mrs.
sdloCk and Mrs. Coffman are there
visitors. 1t is to be regretted that
le politician is very much in evil
ence, while the school book trust
as q big lobby at work, trying to get f
resolution through condemning the
resent school book law.
George Kent Morris was born
lly 10, 1870, IN the state of Ken q
cky and died Dec. 70, 1897, at his
theirs residence in Arcade township
hillips county, Kansas. The funeral Il
rvices were held In the Pleasant
alley school house on the 29th, in t
Q presence OF large gathering of
mpathizing neighbors and friends. :.
IS remains were laid to rest in the y
Inside cemetery. Fl. p. MANN. "
A young man SAID not long ago
ont go in there, he amt got moth o.
: but some little pieces Of cloth" 10
did not seem to understand that
a few operations, which would be ar
eresting to lovers of Vltascope m
WE, the goods from which these
lie pieces were cut could be trans a.
med into elegant tailor made suits. =
'rcoats or trousers. From 100 of }.
'se samples / am selling suits or III
'rcoats for $12 so, trousers SO so.
you want a good suit Tee GOT the
npIes, All these samples are like 81
rbett used to be hard to beat. We
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