Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1899-03-16
Jour Exchanges.
Items Political and Otherwise
Concerning Kansas and the 9th
Congressional District.

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1. d Thornton, Of Phillipsburg,
was Waiting relatives in town yester-
day Advocate
Mrs, 0. L. Smith, of Wellington,
Kansas, is visiting her parents, Mr.
aud Mrs q W. Parshall -Oberlin
Times.
Mrs. Cannon has sold her interest
in the millinery business to Mss Ida
Riddlebarger, and will return to
PhIlllpsburg to live --Belleville Free
man.
This county licked the SpaniardsIin
very short time, but indications are
to the effect that the people are not
any where near through with the job
of licking revenue stamps -Mankato
Advocate.
The Fillpinos struggling against
Spanish aggression were patriots un-
til after Mckinley agreed to pay
Spain 81 per head to transfer the
fight to us. Now they are rebels
Standard
Prot. R'ste will 90 o Lawrence and
I pske this week in The interest of
tbe high scho u aud to meet with the
ex9cuNve board Of the state teachers
association, Of which be is a member.
Colby Tribune.
Major II. N Boyd returned home
from Topeka last week "for keeps"
Mr. Boyd has been careful and
peinstaklng official act of his that has
not been a credit to him and his
party. -Belleville Freeman.
Joseph A. Glll's appointment to a
Federal Judeship, in the Indian Ter
rItory, gives M y. Revellle, Of Stock
ton, $1,000 job as commissioner in
the same territory. Both are good
men, competent and worthy.-Oberlin
Times.
Last Saturday night about mid
night, young cyclone struck Kir.
win, tearing the awning and upper
part Of the front from A Bechtel's
store. The wind blew a tremendous
gale from the northwest until nearly
day light No other damage is re-
ported -Independent
Mr.. and Mrs j. s Smith are enter
tanning Mrs. Smiths brother, Rev. Il.
z. Mann and daughter, Miss Anna, of
Phllhpsburg, Kansas. Rev. Mann
returns home Monday, but Miss Anna
will remain here to study music at
the Wesleyan, under the direction OF
Miss Katherine Ederhart. --Saliua
San.
Just before dinner last Friday and
while listening to a class recite, H. L,
Vogle WAS suddenly taken i'll and fell
10 the floor in a kind of epieptic state
caused from Indigestion, in an acute
form The scholars we're greatly
frightened and a doctor was soon
summoned He was removed to bis
home and was soon feeling all right,
much to the pleasure of his pupils
and many other friends. He is again
at his post Of duty. School in bis
room WAS dismissed for the day
Kirwin Independent
The governor, as one of his last
acts IN connection with the legisla-
ture, vetoed the bill making an ap.
preparation Of $4,000 to pay the ex.
p.uses of the senate ia the alleged
frsud in thu judicial contest case OF
Fs,ioon VS. Stuart. As tool of Boss
O.. Eugene does all he can to cover
NJ their election crookedu-ss. The
senate will meet anyhow on tho Dist,
and proceed to Dust " LeiGun's pet
aud show u, the rotten schemes Of
the boss and his hireliugs, Indepen-
dent.
The recent msyorality contest in
Topeka amounted to a city water
works ownership or a corporation
water works ownership As is in
variable the case the Capital cham
ploned the corporation candidate
while the State Journal worked for
the success of the municipal owner
ship candidate and for once in its
career the Capital was completely
showed under, the Journal man re.
ceived the nomination by a vote of
about two TO one. How rs that for
an expression of republicans IN q re-.
publican stronghold on municipal