Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1898-04-28

The kidneys Of many people must
be out Of order, for just about every
week a kidney cure show comes
through the country. There was one
here Saturday and as q republican
convention was in session caught
many suckere.
Secretary Cobnrn of the Kansas
State Board Of Agriculture has just
Issued another one of those excellent
reports entitled THE Plow, The Cow,
aud Steer" Secretary Coburn is a
good deal like Webb McNall, just the
right man in the right place, and
should be kept there.
Campbell Bros. Great shows will
exhibit in Phillipsburg Tuesday May
10, Grand free street parade at 10
a. m. Performing Elephants, Lions,
Bears, dogs, goats, and ponies. The
worlds greatest riders, lespers and
tumblers, What we advertise, we
EXHIBIT, Admission Is cents. Chill
dren under 10 years Is cent?.
The Odd Fellows celebrated the
S9th anniversary Of the founding Of
their order on Tuesday night. About
one hundred guests were present.
Rev. T, j, Elkins of Norton, made a
very interesting talk upon "Odd Eel.
lowrhIp, What is it?' A nicely ar
ranged literary program, and light
refreshments added to the pleasure
Of the evening
The Kirwin Globe dips into the
county printing fight and says that
Royce offered to save the people $500
per year by doing the work for 81 90.
II ohe bali the work is work is worth
$500 the whole of it would be worth
81, 200, so that the people save $500
by the commissioners knocking Royce
out, do they not, Billy. If this is 30,
give them credit for it, won't you,
my boy,
War has BEEN declared against
Spain. We would suggest that the
people of this county take notice of
this condition and organize to help
carry on hostllities. Would it not be
good idea for the people of this
city to hold meeting and take steps
to perfect such organization. We
hope the proper authorities will an
nounce date and place, and that at
once What say you good people7
AS announced last week, the
skimming station enterprise is fully
assured, and Mr. Gentzler returned
TO Lincoln Saturday evening with the
necessary shares secured to insure
the erection Of the necessary building
and machinery for large separator
or Swimming station at Long Island.
The stockholders held meeting Fri
day for the purpose of organization,
but too late for publication this week
Leader.
The executive council of the M.
W. A. have endorsed the following:
Il am, therefore. of the opinion that
the benefit certificate of any nelgbbor
now connected with the National
Guard, or who may volunteer his
services in the United Statss army,
in the event of war, is not and will in
no way he invalidsted, and said
neighbor will not be required to sign
q waiver in the event Of his enlisting
as volunteer or as a member Of the
National Guard.
Quite a number of young men
are going to Smith Center Monday
to enlist In the army. James Sallee
is working up the crowd and has the
names of several who will probably
20 down. John Hatfield, r. j. Kane,
NJ s. Couch, Jay German, Percy
Lowe, Earl Lowe, Q. E. Rsrick, W.
P. Smith, ]. G. Cooper, Ed Baum,
T. S. McRoss, Louis Ritter, of this
and Chas. Ritter, Ed Ritter, Arthur
Underwood, Guy Eugler, of Agra
ore of the number.
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Higns "e WG7}g's Fair.