Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1898-05-19
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w, j. Bryan has been authorized
to organize regiment Of Nebraska
troops, aud has been appointed colon
ell
"A baby boy came to the home Of
Isaac Taylor Monday night. Young
Ike has named the new conner dewey
Sampson"
Quite a large amount of home
grown vegetables we're on the market
this week. Railroad men from Good.
land are liberal purchasers.
For SALE: an organ, a new sew.
ing machine, and a fresh mich COW.
Enquire of Mrs, E E. Wilson, first
door south of the Bissell Hotel.
Jacob Nlpps is having the board
side walk in front of his residence re-
placed by stone walk. His examp-
le should be universally ollowed.
Owing to lack of business Miss
Hugunin has retired from the regis.
ter Of deeds Office. In case of extra
work Mr.. Reynolds will be assisted
by his wife.
During the nineteen days that
the soldier boys have been at Camp
Leedy, the sun shone but two of them,
This is the longest wet period ever
known in the state.
Frank Dixon was in town Monday
and offered Us wolf. We have trouble
enough in keeping them away from
the door, without taking them in as
regular boarders.
While down south the Kansas
editors paid n visit to the "Buana
Ventura" the first prize captured by
the jaoktars. It was then at Sabine
Pass loading with lumber.
Mrs. Tracy has for sale, a pair Of
buggy thills, kitchen safe, gasoline
stove, a kitchen table, q few cooking
utensils and some carpeting. Will be
sold cheap. Inquire of Chas Tracy.
Royce last week had something
to say about Bralnerd's brain not
growing with his body. That IS
where Brainerd and Royce differ.
Royce's brain grew just like his body,
warped.
Many homes in this city have
been, are being, or will be treated to
ADDRESSING Of paint this spring. Among
them are those Of William Granger,
William Hardman, G. w. Young and
Theo. Smith.
w. T. Cowsu is laid up with a
very severe attack of neurlgia and has
suffered for several days. This morn
ing he is resting somewhat easier and
and hopes to be out again soon He
is contemplating a trip to Pennsylan-
ia, where he formerly resided.
Mrs. e. E. Wilson will give
special rates on trimmed hats on Sat-
urday May 81 and 2S Those wanting
such goods would do we'll to call on
her before buying goods. Will go
cheap on those days as they must be
sold regardless of price. 2w
Frank Mckay returned from
America City Tuesday night where
he had been called by the fatal ILL
ness of his mother, who at the age of
70 years passed from this world to
that beyond. Her funeral was held
on the 10th add was attended by a
large number Of sympathlzing friends.
The druggists of this city are not
at all pleased with the war revenue
bill, as they are required to put a
four cent stamp on every bottle of
patent medicine in their stock, a two
cent stamp on fifty cent bottles, and a
Que cant stamp on twenty-five cent
bottles. They will have to pay out
over 500.
The county clerk has aletter from
Kansas City asking for the names Of
fifty or hundred good, honest Ger
mas, who live in the county and farm,
as the writer is introducing an article
which is mostly used by folks who
come from the old country. The
query is what special article is it
which is used by folks from the old