davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-06-02
Il Sn Biaine, Union GOantp, uurt,
inc Rnitnffice efnblirf.

II Sn 8iaine, Union GOantp, tuurte
.eine BOitcffice etablirt.
4 Die .,gout6 9afota gRetnil Wser.
hants Expectation" tuirb lire 8erfamn-
lung am 3, s. utO 8. SUM- in SurOn
.abbalten.
Gus @nI6ingtoft ipirb ittterm %.
Mai 6eribtet, baB iitb Oip 8eratber Der
Militdr 8eDilliaungen nnf cine 8elutls
lisuns BON 100000 fiir Sort 0ieabe
geeiniat bdtten, unb oaB Sort Mteaee
gum bleibenoen @lilitarpoiten gema9t
iuiirbe.
&ierre. Der Observation-Disclosures
tuurbe bieies s5abr bier am Mtontag NIT
tieferen @eflblen unb gr6Berer 8egeis
iterung unb Eheilnn1me 9eteiert als felt
5ubreit. Sic 5fepe6entaniea 6alle I'm
Capitol mar Bic gum groriiden pOa.
Die geremunien tuaren ergreifenoer ulb
if6ner a[s gepDhnlia, mas gum gr5B=
fen Sbeile Der erniten Gage, in ruel1er
fi9 oas 2ano befinoet, suSuI6reiben lit.
s8ilmot. Sn Corona, elmer Iieinen
Srtihaft nabe bier, lnuroe lebten Gonns
tag Der @runOiteiu 5u elmer neuen Me-
tbOoiItenfir6e 9elest. Gin 8olfenbru9
bat leste g8ode oas @ilen6abn9eleiIe
etua 100 sSuB lang maize bier nuggez
|ruaifsl unb bic 3u9e muBten anf etti1e
ga9e bier anbatten. 9ie Snnten f6nns
ten nibt better itebeiI fir bteIe ssabress
seit unb bic 5aruier fino BEL 8atem
SumOr.
4 &ierre. Sic 8eipobner BON Gters
ling gountD baabiihtieen Die 5rgant.
Iation ieues g0untgs. Den 8eifim.
lnungen bes @eleses mad raiiBte etgentz
lid) Sterling gountD hem gountD Stan=
leD einDerleibt tperben, bn aber 2esteres
idon bebeutenoe S1uteen belibt, MIDI.
ten Die 8iiraer non Sterling COUNTY
lieber fir fib bleiher. Cine oieIe @ez
lesenbett betreffeHbe 8etittOn iit in llm-
lauf eeiebt pOrben.
0dcuma. Sin iunaer glrst por
&enniDlpania hnt fib bier nieoergeiai.
| Zen unb cine aputbefe etablirt. 8it
| lhweren Resen Der lesten ggoden haber
bic Grnteausiidten in elm rDiises 2idt
lgeIteut. ggeisen iinb Corn fpirb pie
9eSu8en. bag gieb asf Der 8eioe feb
prddtig aus unb cine CUTE Seuernte If
| fat iider. Gina $500 Stif Gino.
pieb ipnroe neulib bier burdsetrieber
auf bic @ei0engriin6eR in ben Counties
9pmon, 8reiho unb Rrott.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-06-02
Somslas 6osamtD.
q 0 80.

Carl 8ieB mo SRI. emma Si6irleg
uon Berlin SOiunIhip itbfofTen am 25.
Mai ben 8unb fiir's 2ebea. &nffpr
8riiyel Uou5o9 bic 9rauung utio bas
SodseitsIeit fano I'M gtternbaus oer
8rart TAFT. 3fuei Ndnner uOnSeraulo
gOuntp fnnhen bier leste @ode l7
gtiicf Gieh. iuelhes opr etlihen 8pfea
aus ibrer Seeroe 9eftohEeR tpurhe. Gin
iuitger 8arife Mamens Bates brahte
oaS8ieh hierber unb tuplIte es an lIulern
8iebhdroler oertnnfeH. 3tefer aber
traute Der GaGe nidt uno tpeigerte lid
bafiir 5u Sabten. bis er bon sseraulD
gountg oeb6rt babe. Siernuf n,adte
ficb Der iinae &erl aus benz Staube uR6
lieB oas seitobtene 8ieb suriif.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-06-02
ste8ess OerStdDt.
sc Aerrfdt garat Dor gptIOnel.

@afbington, 81. Ntoi. Muf 9runb
Der nDn Commodore S1len etngstrofs
fenen Na9ri1ten iinb bic 5Ipttenbes
dnlten Der Mniidbt, baB Die geiamnte
ntilitGrifd9e Situation febr bereinfd9t
lit. @s 6etBt, boB nit ben gpdnierH
itnerbdlb un0 ben Mmerifdnern auberS
bolb bes Safe1s bon 5ontidgD bic
9errlt9feit Der fpaniTaen 5iotte ihr
Gnbe errei1t bat. Sin hober Sfficier
benertte, ct fii6le ii4 infolge Der 1ucbS
rt9t I'M aebn Sabre beriiingt. gr babe
5ebr gefiirhtet, buB es Der fpdniihen
SsIotte gelunsen Iei, aus bsm Safen 3il
enttOmmen. aber Die geitern eiRgetrOfs
feTe Melbung babe ale feline Sorgen
perS1eu1t. Commodore @hlen fDnne
iebt eirige ieinsr S9iffe entbebren, bd@
NIT bieIe ii9 an Den aggreiIiben Spes
rdtbonert duf anbsren puDtten betbeili<
gen t1nnten. 9llles, mas S1leb ieBt
braI9t, iit cine tletnt Spree, I'M ben
giHsdns gum 5afen bon Sdntiago 5ti
betpacheT. 3tpei @54ld9tfniffe unb
sspsi &reiiaer tDsrbel fir bieien 9ieuit
geniigetrb Iein, bd Iie ben bier gan3srs
freuaertt Des fpanti9en @ef9tpabers
bebeuten6 iiberlsgert 5ttlb. Qluf bieie
Metfe fam Mbmirdl gerbero nit Ieie
mem @ef6tpabsr eingefhloiIen tperben,
Obne DAB cine groBe Mnaabl drlteritdz
nif6er SGiffe. tpeld9e dllf dn6eren
8untten nDtbig iin6, aus benz attipen
Stenit ferngehdlten sli tperben brdlt&
9er.
Sci Der 8erdtbung iiber bds sseft<
baltert Der Spailier in Santiagp haben
Die 8eainten aud riht Die M6gli9feit
auBer 4bt gelufien. oaB bic anteritdz
tiiIbe 8lof0beflDtte 61r1 einen Der
SrppencbclDne 3er1fDrt iperben tDnnte,
tpelne getp0bnli9 nm bieie eSabres3eit
ausbre9en. Die dmerifdnif6e sslotte
tuiir6e in bieIem Sale geSlpunger Ieirt,
it9 ifa9 eirern tleiltraler 9afen gu be-
gebet oper nit @etDalt in einen cubas
nifaen 5afen ein3uldllfeil. ssrt beiben
Sdlen tpiirbe cine 8elegenbeit fir bic
fpanifne Slotte Iefrt fi6 aus benz
Gtaube 5u nd9ert, ipenn Die conmans
Dtrenben 9fficiere pilens fem fpllten,
Dem fur1tbdren Wetter Die StirR su
bteten; tpelrbes IslbIt Die qrbBen atneris
fdaif9en Baii5er 3uinst, III aeldJiiBten
9dferI 3ufludt gu fae6en. 8ds @ntz
tpet9en Der Spanier fDnnte nur Das
Dltr9 DerbtnDert tperben, baB 81rfen
IN ben gum 9afen fiibrenben Canal
Derfenft iDer0en. 9luf ibrer syabrt
nd6 Mmertf1 Fat Die ,8iscana" furht=
bare Stiirme 3u beIte6en 1ehabt, tpel9e
ben @pclonen an 6eftfgfeit tpe1is na9<
gaben, nnb bies BAT betpieier1, oaB
56tffe ibrer &lafTe Iol@en 9tiirmerl
NIT bollftdnDiger @5i3erbeit 4piberIsee
ben f0nnen.
@Gbrenb Des goges ipurbe i'm Slot
tenpeparteHent Elm Bulletin angeImlaz
gen, bas giinIttge Ia1ri1ten BON
IOnltral 9eipeD beri1tete. Dies mar
Die ein3ige synformation, tpelae fpd6z
ren6 Der 8uredltitunben dusaeqeben
tpurbe. 3abIrei9e @eriit6te naren I'M
llnllduf, BON benen ettlige einen fe6r
fenfationellen G6arufter trugen, aber
dlle ertptefen it9 als grunblos.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-06-02
&atriOtiif)e Sentld)amerifaner.
(56lus.)

2ebte @pde snben mir Elm ger3eifs
nib Der 8eAti1er1 IN ben feds gompag
ttien 9. 8, s.. s., S un0 s. nom @riten
Sretuiai9en Reginent bon Gito. 9ofOfu
6ier fofat nun Der beutide 8eItaHotgeil
Der iibriget feds gonlpagnien
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-06-02

&anlpfe nit ben Ser. @t1aten. Mas
bic 5dltunggnglanbs, ben Der. @toas
ten gegeniibsr, anbetrifft 10 erflGrte
Elm 9iplonat, bdB an Elm 8iinbniB
8Lpif9en Mmerifd un0 GngIanb nic6t
3lt beaten iei, Die W2illionen bon
9eutfhen inb Srldnbern, bic in ben
Ser. Gtddten tpDbnen, tpiirSen eir folz
Aes ilimt aaIafYsn.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-06-02
gdDGeO Sd)l,sg gpastter
Gr bont6arbirte Die SeItuns bon
Santiago.

glus Cape SaDtieft tpiro setaeloet,
oaB oas amerifanlibe BluddbeseI1tuas
Der Dor Gnntiago be Cuba am 81. Mtoi
Die Sorts bpmbnroirte unb ben Gpas
sliern I6tuere 8erluite beibradte.
e. Snni.
Sbiae yeabridt tuirb BON Der Iiiuz
ciirten &reiie beitdtigt.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-06-02

pier Detragr IIO 0rdp I'M @natten
un6 bic 6iBe in ben Sta6Itbiirmen lit
iiber ale 9esriffe sroB. Die ameritaz
nifhen 59iffe, Die iib bier beftn6en,
fiib Der v8rDoflDn@, ,,3eras1 mai
fd4ufetts, asSopo. .,Marble6eab1
lnb p8iren4, Elm 9iLfs SprpeboDppt.
Gingston. sSamdicu, 81. Wldi. Der
v9arDdrb4 1T abseIegelt, Inn iih nit
6enl 9ef9tud6er bss Commodore
G4len 3u Dereinigsn. Gr nabm eiten
init Der Giinfiiite BON Cuba befannten
@ilotefl al 80rb.
Sur 8efefttgung Don
SonbD9pof.
@etblebem, gu., 81. U2ai. Die
Bethlehem sSrDn Company bat bas
gr0bte Rnnpnenrobr, pelches iemals'
in 9lmeritd fabri3irt iDDrben iit, ferz.
tiggeitellt unb nacb benz @aterbleet Qlre
fenal, 0ep Wort, gsInnbt. Das Rpbr
geh0rt 5it Der 9ruppe BON 16sDlliqen.
9sfdiiBet, tpeIhe fir 9dnbD Spot be-
lteuI TpuEDen.
@egenfeitises RiBtrdustl..
2Onbon, 81. Wadi. 9as @eFiibl bes
MiBtrduens atptiden groBbritannien
unb Spnrltefl, peranlaBt burh ben
8efud bes Griten 2pr6s Der britiT9en
4bmirulitdf in Gibraltar einerfeits
itnb burA bic 8sfeitignng Der Mnb6ben
in Gibraltar anbererieits, tpirb Dllr9
bte 9enerfuRg Der Wtabriber 3eitung
,2iberal" burndus ni9t beIeitigt, bdB
Spanien entfdIofIsn iei, feline Ge9te
gu tpahren unb Bic ftrdteqiIhen
gunfte um Gibraltar unt an Ser be-
na6bdrten Meerenge au 6sfeftisen.
Der .2iberal" fiigt biu3u: Die bnr9
bic ntilitdriIden 8orbereitungen in.
@iibfpdnien er3eugts grregung iit bas.
nutiirItde Grei9niE bes &rieges nit
ben Ser. @5taateR.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-06-02
Der ogDlumbiu i'm Sroden=
Dpd.

gaetp gorf, 81. Neai. Der &reu3er
,,golumbia" tpurbe eeftern 1u9mittag
I'm Srodenood urtergebrant. Cine
Q[naabl 6anDtperfer unb Mrbeiter tit
mtt Der MieberinItdnDieBung Der be-
1c6GDtgten glatfen beI9dfttgt.
9as &oblenf9iff p2epntbds" perlieB
qeTtern Die Werfte. unb bas 8oblens
5chiff ,8Dmpep", Capt. SdrleA, fpigte
i'm etntge Gtunben Ipdter. Die Be
fiimmung Der St0tffe iuurbe ni4t be-
fannt gegsbsn, Is III iebo9 an5une1=
men, baB fte naf) iiibli4en @etpdiiern
beorbert iinb.
S4netIe @breiie Des 1St.
2puis"
glsip @orf, 81. Mdi. Der 9iIfse
freu3er .5t. 2puis1 Iegelte geitern ppn
Bier Der Mmeriean 2inie ab. Qtls IT
100 SSuB BON Der &iiite entfernt mar,
elite Elm 8ote alf ben 9afenpOli3iiten
9'8terne gu unD bGnbigte Inn Elm perz
Iieaeltes @Cbreiben alr Mblieferlns an
ben Captain bes st. 2ouis4 RanDle.
Elm. lleber ben sSnbalt Der 8otf6aft
fonnte nic9ts in @rfahrung gebrd6f
tDeroen. Gs tpurbe unnfficiell be-
rt9tet, baB ber rSt. 2outs" iofort
na6 &eD MeIt fdbren arb na4 oebn
Sdgen bierber 5lriidfe9rsr ipiirbe.
Reine Snterbentton Der
4 3
MG9te.
Maf1ington, 81. Nlai. 0ie Bot
99dfter nnb @efdnbten Der @roBmdhz
te ffnb ii9 etnig bariibsr, bob feine ssSns
terbention feitens @uropa's 5tattfinben
tpirb, gbenfp beitimnlt nber gIauben
ffe, baB Dorldufig an cine 5rtebensOfe
''''.:.'..'''I''''!..','''''.,E u 3 4 !! ) : Y
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-06-02

4 @ute aroutpflanSen, ale GOrten
su oerfaufeu BET 9epnarb aOeble, 5l8
9afota Mpetlue, 9torb.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1898-01-13
81 QQO REWARD.

The commissioners Of Phillips coun-
ty have offered o reward OF $500 for
information that will lead to the ar
rest and conviction Of the party or
parties who murdered A. Vega on the
night OF December IA
The Dispatch and HERALD Of this
city are authorized by responsible
parties to supplement tho above offer
with another for like amount, OF
$500, making n total Of $1,000, In
cash which will be paid for inform
atlon that will lead to the arrest and
conviction OF the party or parties who
murdered Alexander Vega
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1898-01-13

The Madison Square Thester
Company now at TIT opera house
is doing a good business. The COM
pany is strong IN every party, is made
up of pleasant people, and transact
business in a business-like way. Sat-
urday afternoon the little people Of
the city are especially invited to wit
ness the play: Joshua Whitcomb,"
one Of the cleanest PLAYS produced
on the American stage. Saturday
night "Ten Nights IN a Barroom."
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1898-01-13
Freedom Township.

Frank Morton's have moved int
The Frank Weeks house.
Mrs. Dupree Of Phillipsburg ha
been spending a few days with Mrs
D. d. Pomeroy.
An oyster supper at Uniondal'
next Saturday evening. Everybody
is invited.
A Mr.. jackson has bought the ole
Harvey Young place and will build &
new house there on.
Frank Dixon has returned from
Nebraska where he went to buy
cattle and visit his sister, Mrs Minnie
Hopson.
A new boy at Charley Bumps, ev-
erybody doing well.
Mr.. Quick has bought a new she'll
er, and is prepared to do the very
best kind Of a job for any one want
ing corn shelled.
L. Wilcox has bought all the
young cattle Of A. W. Johnson and
will feed them.
Mrs Henry Ferguson of Dayton
is much better, and hopes are enter
tanned for her recovery soon.
Literary entertainment by the Ep-
worth League next Sunday evening,
The first of the new year.
Quarterly meeting at Labelle the
22nd and 23yd of this month, but the
date may be changed, if 30, further
notice will be given.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1898-01-13
30 90 HHHa Ha
LUCTOR.

Mr.. Huizingeld talks of selling out
and going to Alsmoss, Col.
John Winters is shelling corn at
Hogans.
j. TINA has rented the Dorsey
farm for next year.
X. Dewitt had new we'll dug by
j. Norton and has made the same
CONSPICUOUS by a brand new Aermoter
H. VanDerVeen will leave within a
few days. Fl. jaeger has leased his
place, and will move onto the same as
soon as it is vacated by owner.
B Kroze Of Boughton creek will
hold public sale next Wednesday,
and 20 to Maryland. Some of bis
neighbors want to follow him and
would like to sell ont pretty cheap.
John VsnWyk, rs agent for the
Holland America Line, is advertising
the great excursion to Hollond, to
take place next summer on the CO.
Caslon Of the coronation of the Queen
Of that country. l,s.
The Y M. G. A. held free meet
ing last Wednesday evening which
was pretty we'll attended. The audi
ence was entertained with Rotations,
and dialogues by the members Of the
association, interchanged with song
by tie members Of the singing school.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1898-01-13

DAN DYER OF the Topeka Capital
was in the city Monday and stated
that he believes Mr.. Ellis has the
greatest ability OF any man in the
district, of the republican candidates
but what in --- does ability amount
to when you can't get him there?
Better have man of less ability, but
one that we republicans can elect"
w. A, Barron OF tho Globe says he
has taken his med cine and swallowed
Ellis.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1898-01-13
Fhs Fyye Remedy.

w. NJ. Repine, editor Tiskilwa, Ill,
"Chief," says: ave won't keep house
without DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, Coughs and Colds. Ex-
perimented with many others, but never
got the true remedy until we used DR..
Kings New discovery No other rem
edy can take its place in our home, as
in 1t we have certain and sure cure
for Coughs, Colds. Whooping Cough,
etc." 1t is idle to experiment with
other remedies, even if they are urged
on you as just as good as DR.. Kings
New discovery. They are not as good,
because this remedy has record of
cures and besides is guaranteed. 1t
never fails to satisfy. Trial bottles free
at James & Co.'S drug store. 4
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1898-01-13
Program Of the Joint Association

Program Of the Joint Association
Of Smith and Phillips comfy teach
ers, January %, 1898, at Kensington,
Kansas:
Paper "Will Training" Frank
Mahin.
Discussion, D. E. johnson, @. O.
Calkins.
Paper--"Is Success Conducive to
Professional Growthp A. Teeple.
Discussion, f. W. Slmmonds, Fan
ME Human.
Recitation, Alice Wheaton.
Paper = "Kansas Day, What It
Should Mean to Our Pupils" I. O.
Coffman.
General discussion.
Good music will be furnished by
Clsrks band of Agra, also by the
teachers and others Of Smith county
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1898-01-13

The expected has happened and
Mark Hanna goes back to the senate
from Ohio. 1t seems strange that he
who has brought such prosperity to
the country should have to make 80
hard a fight for his own life. He
had just one vote to spare. We have
no special desire to see Mark Hanna
in the United States senate, but after
the endorsement he had, it became
the duty of every senator and repre-
sentative Of his party to vote for him
Political traitors should not be up
held by either friend or foe
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1898-01-13
Program

OF the Northwest District Teachers
Association to be held at Long H.
land, Kansas, Saturday, January %,
1898, at 2 O'Clock:
Music.
Benefits to be Derived from
Teachers Associations" Ellen Nash
Discussion, Edith Shelton.
Mathematics" q. Z. Lowe.
Discussion, F. E, Utter.
How to Awaken Interest in Pr-
mary Grades" Mrs, Ada Barrett.
Discussion, Alice Mclean.
Music.
DUTY of Parent and Pupil to
Teacher" @, l. Smith.
Discussion, Gail Arnold.
Vertical Penmsnship," Prof Gaum-
er, Woodruff
Miscellaneous business,
By ORDER OF Con-
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1898-01-13
First Publication Jan. 10, 1s9S-3w).
Summons by Publication.

THE STATE OF KANSAS to John b. Deems
1 and ManerYa O. Deems otherwise known as
Kate Deems. Yon are hereby notified that you
have been sued in the District Court Of Phillips
county, Kansas, in an action wherein P. ). Oar
liDgton is tho plaintiff. and yourselves and X.
Frank Stinson, AlYs b. Pearson, Godfrey Hem
pier and Walter Darlington are defendants, =
aud that you must answer the petition filed BY
the plaintiff in said action on or before the 93rd
day OF February, A. d., 1898, or the same will be
taken as true aud judg Uent rendered against you
In the sum OF five hundred dollars with interest
thereon at the rate Of ten per cent per annum
from February |, 1893, costs OF suit and the fore
closure Of a mortgage on and the sale OF the fol-
lowing described real estate eitnatcd in Phillips
county, Kansas towit: The southwest quarter
Of the southwest quarter Of section thirty (3O and
the northwest quarter Of tho northwest quarter
Of section thirty one (SD in township three 90
south, Of range eighteen (l8) west Of the 9Th p
NJ. barring all defendants therein, and other relief
will be rendered accordingly.
W, G. BIssBLL, and DARLINGTON Il STURas,
Attest Plaintiffs Attorneys.
lsEAL1 A. S, HARDWOOD,
Clerk District Court.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1898-01-13


ROYCE calls Brainerd's attention to
q lot of eastern made editorials and
ends up with "but poor boy, he is not
entirely to blanche made little
something financially, by the change"
We missed it sure, We should have
stayed with a party that paid 500 so
more for printing ballots year ago
than was paid IN Shawnee county
A party that paid $154 50 for a job
that was not worth much over S25 co.;
with a party that paid right along
except the first and last quarter Of
the life Of the contract 50 rs for what
was contracted for at 81 90; a party
that paid 500 90; for q job of printing
worth about half that amount. Yes
we missed it when we went into a
patty that is trying to contract for the
peoplg instead Of for a newspaper.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1898-01-13

The Ninth Annual Meeting of the
Farmers Alliance Insurance Com
pany of Kansas, was held at Nc
Pherson, Kansas, on the 9th inst
The following directors wee elected
for three years: o. V. Gingrass, OF
Harvey county; Isaac Cosletl, of Har-
per county; w. It. Buttless, Of Rice
county; O. +. Mingenback, Of Klows
county; W. W. Hensley, Of Elk coun-
ty; B. f. McGill, Of Mcpherson coun.
ty for two years. Immediately after
the adjournment, after the Annual
Meeting, the Board Of Directors con-
vened and selected the following Off
GERS for the ensuing year: President,
John W. Vowel; vice president, B.
+. McGill of Mcpherson; secretary,
@. F. Mlngenbsck of Kiows county;
treasurer, VIM. McCarty of McPher-
son; general agent, John w. Vowel
of MCPHERSON. The company has
issued for 1897 over 500 policies, in
volving 100000 in risks on farm
property, and has membership in
Kansas of over $4,000 and carrying
upwards Of 100000 in RISKS.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1898-01-13
BUcKLEN' ARNIcA sALvE

The best salve In the world for cuts
bruises, sores, ulcers, sal rheum, fever
sores, letters, chapped hands, Chi.
blains, corns, and all skin eruptionn
and positively cures piles, or no pay re.
quired. 1t is guaranteed to give per
feet satisfaction. or money refunded.
Price IS cents per box. Eor sale by
DANES Is Co. druggists
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1898-01-13

Royce with a great deal of brag-
giDg published last week a speech
made by Judge Aldredge on sound
money. The same speech was offer
ed IN plates to the HERALD free Of
charge. The Dispatch got it upon
the same basis.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1898-01-13

The two pec1llGr shots heard
Wednesday night .wers made by tor
pedoes placed on the railroad track,
1telllng Q train to move slowly.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1898-06-16

colonel could not understand the situa-
come of it.
dearest" said the man in dulcet
tones, 81 don't want you to have so
much to say to Billy JONES'
why. Charlie. you know don't care
rap for him. l love you. you ought
to know that
There was kiss and then another.
The colonel nudged his friend, the ma
ior. well knowing that his sense of hui
NOR would render the scene all the
more enjoyable. But he didn't move.
The sweet talk went on, very quietly
and decorously Again the colonel
iabbcd his hcdfel,ow. Somehow the
major was sleeping very soundly, and
the colonel raised himself on his cl-
bow and took his first good look at
him. Imagine his horror when he dis
covered little square pieces of damp
cloth over his eyes and bandage
around his head to keep his jaw in
position. The major was dead.
The colonel gave enc yell and sprang
from the bed. Another bound and he
was ont of the door aud tearing down
The stairs. Not until he reached the
taproom and swallowed n large goblet
of whisky did he recover sufficiently
from his fright to ask for an explana-
ton from the landlord. who by this
time was thoroughly intoxicated.
He confessed that he had played a
joke on his guest. and hoped it had not
given him much Of a turn. The best
part of the joke was on the young
couple, who had volunteered to sit up
with the corpse. When the colonel
jumped from the bed they thought it
was n veritahle resurrection. The bold
lover threw himself out of the window
and the girl tainted dead away. A
sprained ankle was the extent OF the
injuries received by her sweetheart. the
andlo~d settling the bill The land
'ord was quickly sobered by the com
melton. hut the colonel never went
back to that place. no matter II the
fish did bite better there in July than
anywhere else in WISCONSIN.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1898-06-16

Probably no other woman ever suffered
3ut as Mrs Adams did, the vile OF Rev.
A. R Adams, pastor Of the Christian
church at Blandinsville, Ill Physicians
were baffled by her ailment, and for years
she was compelled to live Life Of torture.
To-day she is well and the story Of her
suffering and recovery will touch respon-
sive cord In the heart OF every woman.
About six yearsago," said Mrs Adams,
my health began to fail. The first trouble
noticed was with my stomach food did
not agree with me, and my appetite failed
unl could scarcely cat.
~ would begin to bloat before was
through with meal, and the food felt like
\ ston< IN my stomach.
after eating would have pains In my
stomach with a smothered feeling which
would finally extend irto my throat and
chest accompanied by choking sensation.
began to bloat all over and my hands
and feet commenced swelling until Thought
had dropsy. Y
AN short time had pain and soreness
IN my left side which extended across my
back accompanied by dizziness, and then
followed severe paroxysms Of pain extend
ing from the lower part of my stomach into
the region Of my heart.
During these spells hard ridge as large
~ my arm would appear In the left side Of
my stomach and around the left side.
II had feeling Of heaviness In my head
and at times could scarcely hold 1t Up or
keep my eyes open, yet when night came
] eosh not slsep.