Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1898-01-27
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H O. Root of the Topeka jour
nal was in the city Tuesday in tn,
interest Of his paper
"A good fall OF snow all over Kan
sas protects wheat and rye, and was
a big blessing generally.
The Coroner's jury in the Veg,
murder case has given in a sealed
verdict aud has been discharged.
I s. Poe OF Norton, is in the city
today a guest of his son O. M. Poe
He is just back from a SIX months
visit in Indiana,
-ProtraCted meetings are being
held nightly by the city churches
This week the Baptist church ia being
used. Many are attending,
-Just received another car load Of
that celebrated Steluauer, Nebraska
flour. Come 10 and get the best -four
your ever used, @. Nj. Cole.
Phillips county hes 1888 organ
lied school districts, with 4,769 in.
habitants who should go to school,
and 4,167 who do. Almost an army.
-Shiloh's Cure, the great cough
and Group cure is in great demand
Pocket size contains twenty-five doses
only 25c. Children love it. Sold by
s. s. Fisher & 20. Q
j. s. Morse, Sr, is now prepared
to sell sewing machines and organs at
lower prices and on better terms than
any other reliable dealer IN this Sec
ton. See him for prices and terms
i have received my spring sam
ples of clothing made to measure.
The tariff seems to have made no
difference in qualities or prices. II
you want suit come it. II you
don't want suit come in. 1 will be-
pleased to show you what I have
anyhow. Nj. A. SPAULDING.
The funeral of Mrs. Adam Ouapz
of Marvin, was held Saturday, Revs.
Bowen and Rhodes officiating. Mrs
GUAM was slxty-nine years old, and
was a mother to the neighborhood in
which she lived. The large attend
snce at the funeral was testimonial
to the high esteem in which she was
hnld.
"A tail end collision took place
near Clay Center Sunday morning
ia which much damage was done TO
rolling stock, and two men so seri.
'usly hurt that they died from the
effects of their injuries, and several
others hurt. A brakeman named
1rlftin and W. S. Broughton, of
5roughton, were fatally hurt. Con-
luctor Edwards, and Rod Scheinkoe.
'lg who was the advance agent OF
Ugh prices for cattle in this section
7ere seriously hurt but are recover
ng, A wet rail and heavy fog was
In preparing for the business of
o93 l have increased my store room
ne, half in sizo. This enables me TO
andle the following lines of goods {
} the better satisfaction of my Gus |
'mers: Furniture, undertaking. car. '
cts and mating, lace and porter
1rtains, window shades, wall paper, :
swing machines, pictures and pic.
ire moulding, and a complete In
furniture specialties Thanking
~ for past favors I continue my
forts to give you the best poss ible
llue for your money
o. =. JOHNSTON.
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2. What classes Of words take two r
cents? +
3. What are the uses Of silent let Il
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a. By whom were letters first nsed
represent sounds of the voiceY
5. What are diacrltlcal marksY
by so named?
6. What are the uses of capital :
tiers? =,
T. Give ten rules for pronunc "a d,
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ntain cny trlphthongs9 In
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gyms?
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