Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1898-03-03
FROM NRIoHBoRINd EXCHANGES.
Things Wise and Foolish.

OOO, Capt John Seaton 100000, and
Senator Hessn a large amount; while
Billy Edwards has foe tenor voice
and Farmer Funston son who is
lecturing about Cuba. These gentle
men are candidates for the republican
nomination for governor and their sew
eral qualifications, noted above, are
expected to land the possessor there
of in the gubernRtorial chair.
The boy preacher, Mr.. Stannard,
Of Norton, is carrying everything by
storm IN his series OF revival meet
ings on Bow Greek over in Phillips
county. AT Delmar he has had sixty
converts and at Saylor forty-five con-
verts. He opens at Blue Mound IN
Rocks county next week,
Hon W A Reeder of Logan, drove
over to Stockton Monday and inter.
viewed The republicans until the next
day, Mr. Reeder is candidate for
congress and feels called upon to re-
new his acquaintance in this neigh
borhood. He informs us that he has
lost 400 hogs and 80 head of cattle
in the past few months. The cattle
died from eating Cornstalks and the
hogs from the SWINE plague. The
disease was brought to his farm 7
miles from Logan in animals he had
shipped in, but he thinks he has 1t
entirely stamped out now. When the
disease gets far enough advanced
large patches of hide and meat drop
off from the side OF the animal, the
ears and tails drop of and it becomes
huge running sore He discovered
after losing a large number that
crude carbolic acid poured on the
sores would heal them up, and by put
ting the acid in the feed, a complete
cure was effected. He has not lost a
hog in the past six weeks, and now
has $50 head IN good condition.
Smith Centre Journal! We news
paper men are suckers, nc question
about that. Just think Of it, we will,
at all times, sit down and write a half
column editorial cautioning tho farm
or from dealing with some shark rep
resenting q grocery house, and adVis-
ing them to stand by the local mer-
chant and then in return for our
work we find that the local merchant
is sending to some of the citiss for a
job Of printing. Oh, we have an ex-
cellent opportunity to cultivate Chris
tian forbearancs and we ought to
become good, real good, soon. vii.
sonville Review.
Yes, and often some of the mer-
chants are not advertising a penny's
worth, yet we go ahead just the same
and fight their battles.
ConcordiG KGnsGn In the list Of
assets of the BsIlevllle Bank, which
we're sold at the receivers sale, last
Saturday, we're notes Of men who
trotted fast clip 10 the social, politi-
cal and business world of that village
a few short years ago. The publish
ed list brings back memories Of re-
ceptions, balls, and parties, and low
necked dresses, diamonds and dickey
shirts, worn by people who could not
now buy a nigger's breakfast 1t
doesn't always pay to wear too tight
a rein on an overdrsw check-don't
get your nose too high IN the ar
You may stumble.
Gaylord Herald: - correspond
ent Of the Beloit Call, possibly State
Printer Parks himself, who owns the
paper, urges the nomination by the
populists of Webb McNall for con.
gress, and gives among other reasons
the fact that "the insurance compan-
les will furnish all the campaign
money we want" in case McNsll is
nominated. It was generally sus.
pected oil along that the great
Sight" McNall claimed to be max
ing on the insurance companies was
simply grand stand play, but it re-
NAMED for the official pop organ Of
the sixth district to boldly and I'M
blusinRly announce that the insur-
ance companies were 60 we'll pleased
with his private acts as a public Off