Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1898-03-17
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OF S"S<<@X EcG<E@E<&< wagp'
i can furnish pasture for stoc
with plenty Of shade and water. Fou
miles northeast of Phillipsburg.
: e 0. ORDER
Mckay & Lowe carry a fine lin
Of fresh and salt meats in connection
with their groceries. Give them
call.
--Blacksmithing, pillow preparing
wagon work Of all kinds promptly
and neatly done at Goodman's. ShoE
east of the Bissell House.
Mise Kate Barnes would like tc
see all who may be interested IL
learning shorthand, at her home
Monday evening, March 81, at s
O'Clock, with a view to organizing a
class.
%. E Johnston returned from
Kansas City Sunday night, where he
had been to purchase big stock of
furniture He informs the HERALD
that he made some surprising bar
gains OF which he will give his GUS
toners the benefit.
In the case Of o B Atteberry
against the state of Kansas lately
pending in the supreme court, where
in the plaintiff was sentenced to four
years in the penitentiary for seduction
the finding of the lower court was
sustained. Atteberry was taken to
the penitenhary this week. Logan
Republican
Yesterday Samuel A. Townsend
was judged insane by jury and will
be taken to Topeka for treatment
next week. He was for a time yery
violent bat quieted down during the
night. 1t is probable that his trouble
will not last long. He imagines that
several persons are ANXIOUS to take
his life.
Preparations are being made by
the maintenance and construction de-
partment of the Rock Island to start
the work of building twenty new iron
bridges between Phlllipsburg and
Colorado Springs. The bridges will
all take the place OF less substantial
structures, and will be completed be-
fore the end of the year. The new
bridges will vary in cost in proper
lion TO size The smallest will cost
$4,000 and the largest something over
10000 The 20 structures will cost
over $100,000"- Goodland RepubEc.
Mr.. Fred WeIlhouse, president
IT the state horticultural society and
he largest fruit grower in the state.
warns fruit growers in Kansas gen.
rally against the canker worm in
rider to save the fruit crop this year.
lr. Wellhouse says that advlces re-.
eived from his orchards in different
ounties state that the worms are
lready making their appearance in
arge numbers, and that much troub-
from this pest is anticipated this
pring Mr. Wellhonse advises spray.
lg of trees With paris green or a go.
ltlon of arsenic to be commenced at
nee. He says there was never a
etter outlook for fruit in the his
Try OF the state than there is ,at I
resident, bat If the worms are al
wed to gain any Roadway great
amage will result.
-"The much discussed fast train C
ON Chicago to Denver on the Rock 3
Iland is no more matter of coniqc. I
ire, but is an assured fact, the com !
any having made arrangements to y
hedule the new enterprise the first ;.
the month. The train will be the
lest in the west, all new and right
ON the Pullman shops Going west
will probably pass through Fair
Try between Z and 8 o'clock in the II
ornlng and returning about the al
me time 10 the evening. In spite to
the increased accommodations, 81
wever, there is one feature that
reads CONSERVATION among not
" hereabouts, and that is the fact 4
at no passes will be recognized on U