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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-01-31
Die gerscrrumaen oer Grippe.

9ieie mpoerne plaae, bic Grippe,
ber0iItet Die Suit nit ibren tOotllden
3eimen. 10 oab iein Seim bon oemiel=
ben fiber 1T, aber cine Wsnge Wen'
ihen baben in Tr. Sings New Disco
bern S6uy aeaen oieie geidbrlide
Grantbeit 9%eIunoen. @enn Sic
Mitoiateit uno Wattiateit in ben &no.
den uno Mustslu fiiblen. tpenn Sic
Sieber, Shiittelirolt peripiiren, Gals
libel uno Sdmsrssn I'M Sintertppfe
peripiiren, tatburiide Symphonic uno
bartnddiaen Sulten baben, 10 tonnen
Sic fiber iein, oab sic Die grippe ba.
ben uno oab sic Sr. Sings New 9iss
coperp brauhen. Serielbe piro ben
Idlimmlen Sulten idnea bellen, piro
Die e%ntsiinoete Sbleimlaute lellen, DIE
&rantbeitsteims serltOren nno Die 9e'
fiirhtetsn Nadweben Der &ranthelt
perbiiten. Yreis. so Gents uno sl.O0.
@elo piro 3uriif9e9eben lpenn bic Iltes
oi,in nibt beilt. YrobefoI6e lrei
in 5. %. &usis's GpOtbete.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-01-31
@isccnTm.

-6urAtbares Spnamitunaliif. Die
Wobnun0 oss iieben Wteilen uDrolih
ppn Pittspille w~obnbaiten Jar-
msrs Sapette Meabam, wiiroe an
yNOntag WOraens 2 ubr. ourh 0pna=
nit nritmsttert. nobel Meaham islblt
eineu ausenblidliteu Sob merliit, feline
Grau uno orel &inoer t0otllh psrlsbt
wuroen. glm Gage uOrbsr bate Weas
dam rs Yfuno 3pnaDit, 3inoidnur
uno &apieln eetauit. nah Sauie ae=
brabt uno bel Settle gelsot. I'm
Spren9arbeiten, Die er in Nusliht ae.
nommen batte, aus5uIiibrsn- Geiner
6Omilie ia9te er niAts BON BEN Sor-
banoeniein oes SprenQitOife5 uno 10.
nit wuBte oieislbe audi nlhts oapon.
biz oas un9liid erfOlet mar. Die oas
Spnamit gum Grplooiren fam, 1T nibt
%betannt; bod slaubt man oaB es ourA
Elm in Sauie gum gusbrud getomme=
ies 6erer entSiinoet puroe. Nad
Der Grplolion muroe Nles bonn
Sauie uno oelen Snbalt, bas bon
Der GrploIion iibria asblieben mar,
ourh 5euer serItort. uno nur nit Der
QrDbten Mtiibe 9elan9 ss, Die nod les
benoen Gamilienmitslieoer Dor Dem
Werbrennen gu retten. Die Ginocr bas
ben 9erinae Muslibt. nit benz 2eben
oopon gu tommen uno Grau Meadam
b%siinoet iib in tritiiben 3ultanoe.
Spater Duroe ermittelt. bas Meabam
bas Spamit gum Nuitbausn in ben
SafOfen 9eleat bate, uno aus Der
Sage ieiner 2eihe fOlaerte man, oaB er
in Der Nadt auf9eltanoen mar, I'm oas
Spnamit aus benz YadoIen 81 entfer.
men. NuBer ben t0otlih perlsBten
Ginoern wurosn nod 3wei anosre itwer
perleBt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-01-31
Qus ..
Seuti6lanD.
6eifen=N a II.

-gine Sbat aemeiniter &obbsit Ian
am porissn GOnnerstag Dor oer
MainSer SdDfsnseribt our 8erbano'
lung. Ser 2~8jdbriae Siiuder Nman'
bus @eier aus 6intbeu bate bort or
Is. September in an9etrunienen gu
itanoe auf offensr Straee elmer ibm be-
%9e9uenoen barmberSisen Shwefter nil
g9uht ms 8eiidt 9eiblaaen. De,
Nmtsanwalt Tieb bemertte In ieinem
Ylaiooper, oab ibm in isiner Yraria
cine iDlds 9obbeit nod ni6t pOrae,
lommen lei, er lei bon Su9enO an oas
ran 9enObnt, Dor elmer barmbersi9en
S6psiter, wslde itets ibren Witmen:
iden bob muir Suites erSeu9e, ben Sui
ab5uaieben. Wenn Der @ngeilaate aub
auaetrunten 9epeien iei. 10 babe {,
INNER nod 10 bel giniidt sebabt, I'M
81 ieben, per Dor ibm itebe. Gr beam.
tragic brei Monnte 8sfdngniB. Sc,
8orliBenoe bemertte benz Nn9.tla9tsn.
oaB bic beantra9te Strafe nod piel ~
penis iei. nm cine oerartiae robe. bru.
tale 5bat 81 ilbnen. Ser Nnaetlaat.
babe. nenn er cine serin9ere Straf.
ole bic beIntraate erbalte, oies nur ber
miBbanoelten Sdw.Iter gu peroanisn,
melde ibm feline gemeine Shat D~ersis.
ben babe uno genei9t aepsien plre,
ben seitellten Strafantrag auriidSuaie.
ben. 9as @eridt psrurtbsilts ibn su
einem Wonat @%sfdnanib.
Greie Stabt 2absd.
- SIN 2aben bes Suwsliers Sod in
Sibed eridienen lsbtsr Sage stuei Dor.
nebm 9etleioete Serren uno ~Derlan9ten
bic 9orleaun9 BON lusrtbDolsn &ins
gen. Sad itellte Die Serrsn orei Sd
ten Dor. bic aber nit benz Yemerten
Suriid9eDieien wuroen, man tpolle
before Saben. Nls Der Supslier
einen tpeitersn Saiten bolsn tpoate,
murOe ibm bon einem Der angebliben
Gdufer cine SanopoQ ~aeltOBenen piei=
fers ms @eiiht 9eworfen. Sober
nabm oann einen Gaiteu nit Rin9sn
uno elite oapon. Ser pieiter bate
bic @u9en niht Netroifen. 10 oaB Sud
ben 9ieben na6lauien tonnte. Die
Verfol9tsn warfen bic geute ialieBlih
bon iid uno flii6teten in Elm Snus. wo
Die beioen iid in ein 3immsr sinidloi.
len. Sa Der 8orfau Ii6 in elmer Der
belebteften Straben ereignete, mar al
elm gntiommen Der HQuber ni6t AL
oenten. Sic muroen perbaftst. Wan
bat es nit swei crit tijr5liA aus benz
Sambur9er 3u9tbauIe entlallsuen
Menihen gu tbun.
&beinprobins.
- Sole erlte slettriihe Sdnsasua.
giienbabn in europa 1T swiiden Sill=
'eloOrf mo &refelo erOfnet woroen.
Die Yabn. bon Der gerliner Sirma
3iemens uno Salste sutluoriem uno
ausaefiibrt. oisnt CUR SsiOroerun9 bon
Yerionen. Siifaiiteru uuo Sooener=
seuanihen. Sic bat cine 3dn9e BON
1922 &ilometeru uuo bur1fabrt DieIe
Strsde in elmer 9albeu Stunos.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-01-31
NtNouri.
: Ginbreher plunoerten Dor eini

- Ginbre6er pliinosrten Dor eini9en
Sagen bic aanse Wohnuna Souis
Gd0nbein's in ct. Gouis aus.
Sic GerIe iamen auf einem Waaen an=
aefabren uro luoen W0bel. 3eppide
nnb @lles. mas lie lonit oes Wtltneb=
mems pertb bielten. auf ben Wa9en.
Gin Glert in einsm benahbarten Saoen
bemerite lie uno fra9te. oh Shonbein
um,iebe. .9iatiirlid" erwloerte elmer
Der SpiBbuben ,er bat uns bod bier=
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-01-31

Der Qeihidt uno ms beauItraat. Die
WObel mad iciner nelen gBobnul9 81
brin9en." Damn fubren Die Sterile
fort, unaebinosrt Die WtObsl auf Den
bereitIiebeuDen Massn Ill laoen. Nads
Dem lie osnlelben 9eiiilt botten. lub'
rem lie auf uno bauDn. Oils Shon=
bein am 9lbsno nab SauIe surilt-
tsbrte, madte er Elm lanaes 8eliht.
lleberal oribtsn i'm talte Wanoe.
Die Ypli,ei miro iih nit benz frehen
8aunerliidten 9an3 ipeSiea befallen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-01-31

li3en llnteriu9ung untertporfen, in
beiien tpnnten duBsr elmer geringfigts
gen Wunbe am 3opFe unb am 5ube
feline 8erlebungen 6emertt lperoen.
auch auf iein ionitige5 Sefinoen i4eint
Der Stura feline IhIimme Wirtun9 bers
porgerufen Su BADEN, benn Perrot ge9t
elmer idnelIen 9eIierung e~ntge9en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-01-31
8udIen'S Qlrntea Gable.

Die bette SaIbe In Der Welt fir
S9nittmunbsn, 5auti9artunsen, Wuns
ben, @ei@wire, SalafuB, 6%ieberwuns
ben, Sdorf, seiprunsene 9dnoe, Groit'
bsulen, Rrdbenauseu, unb ale 9autsnt,
,anbunsen iinb 1T cine ii4ere 9siluns
sir Samorboiben. IS wirb sarantirts
baB has Wittel uolltommene @enua,
tbuums sibt; wenn nidt, wirb bas @elb
,urideritc.tet. preis % Gents pee
Sdadtel. - gu uertaufsn bel Z. Us.
&uete, apotbetsr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-01-31

Mir iast's mein Sera, ib slaub's unS
fiible, mas i9 CLAUDE:
Die Sanb, bic uns bur9 Dieies Ouns
fel fiibrt,
2dbt uns benz @lenb ni4t gum Gaube;
unb ipenn bic 9offnung aud ben
Mnfergrunb perliert,
60 labt uns feit an bieiem 9lauber
balten:
Sin einaiser @usenblid tann aues
umseitalten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-01-31
Staat Ohio, Z o. !
SuCQS Is MI n [ n. &c. (

Staat Ohio, 2oIebnl
GucaS 6 o ntp. SIS.
Jrant ). Gbsuep bsfdport, bab or Der otter.
partner Der Sirma 3. 8. Gbsuep b Is o. III. ipsl4s
Ssi4aite In Der Stdbt 3Olseo. In obtnstuaunten
gountp uuo Staats tbut, unb bab beIaste Tirma bic
Summt uou I. | n b u NIB ert Dollars fir isbsn 5al
pon satarrb besableu wiro, Der surd ben gsbrau9
RON s aIfs aatarr9s 8ur nidt sshsilt wsrbsn
fann. Graut :. 9bsutp.
s,. BsIdwortn Dor mir unb untsrIdries
~S"s" ben In msiuer ges,npart ON o.
'l S%eptembsr, u. .. S8. g
U. 20. Steaion, bHeutli&er Notar.
Sau's aatarrbsaur wirp innsrIid s.nommsn, unb
pirti birstt aut bas Tut unb BITE idltiuissn Obsrldden
Sss Spitsms. 9abt ead 3susuiis fret ,ui6tds,.
3, 8. 9beuep, b 6 o., 9olsbo, ..
40 9sriauit Don alien apotsstsrn, rs 9snts.
SaI's TamiIisns pilen Rns bic bsitsa.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1899-11-01
Special Announcement.


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The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1899-11-01
Not While He Lived.

from South Wales, as I got pretty
friendly with.
I've called him a man, but | don't
know the title comes right. He was
more like a stunted boy than man.
and more like some sort of queer
animal than either. He had monstrous
large head and shoulders, and a pair
of little, bowed, twisted legs, no big
ger than a child's of nine years old.
I've said we were pretty friendly,
but | don't know as | was anything
more than civil to him.
He was clever and could speak Eng
1ish as we'll as any Of us. He had
been two years or more at the Nine
Pits, and he brought some money with
him when he came, for he had cot
tage of his own and a tidy piece OF
garden, which was above what the rest
of us had.
There wasn't a man OF six feet
amongst us stronger than he was. To
have seen him swing his pick, would
make you hold your BREATH He
could walk, you see, down some of
the narrow, low galleries, where chaps
like we would have to crawl.
I lived along with my father and sis
ter then. We were precious poor, and
father used to say he hoped Hetty
would marry someone able to keep her
and so give us a lift that way.
One day new hand came to the pit,
Jim Marwood by name. See him on
Sunday going to chapel, clean and
smart, as straight as pole, with his
blue eyes looking so frank and smiling,
and you'd say he looked picture.
He struck UP mighty affection for
me before he had been a month in the
gang. He told me all about his friends
and such-like, most confidential, and |
found out he had to keep his mother
and hadn't six pence he could call
his own.
Well, one day. remember it as
clear as yesterday-it was between the
lights on a September evening, | was
smoking my pipe in my back room
father was out Of the hOuse-when I
heard voices in the other room across
the passage. 1t was Matty and my Sis
ter talking together.
NTatty was the dwarf He had a
long Welsh name, but we called him
"Matty'' in the general way, because
of his rough hair, and he didn't seem
to mind the joke.
marry you?" says she. ''Why,
Matty you must be dreaming! Of
course [ won't"
He was silent for a minute; then he
says: 'I'm stunted and crooked, I
know, but love you better than any
other man will ever love you, and I've
comfortable home to offer YOU"
''If you had twenty homes I would
not have you,'' she answered quick.
$50 do say no more about it"
He spoke short and savage-like.
slim Marwoods the man that stands
between you and me. Do you think
I've been blind? Jim Marwood has
got your heart, and do you think you
will ever mary him vile I'm alive?"
cts Jim Marwood that has got my
heart and T have his and I'm not
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1899-11-01

ground as usual. Somehow or other
Mattv and Marwood and me found
ourselves always pretty close together.
He seemed to be hanging on to Jim
in way I didn't like, hearing what |
had heard, and I kept as close to both
as I we'll could
I noticed that the dwarf scarce took
his eyes off Jim except at II o'clock,
when we stopped for our bits of food,
and then he sat in corner by himself
under a truck and scrubbed on scrap
of paper, with a queer sort Of smile on
his face.
In the afternoon we got down to
lower level. 1t was dangerous part OF
the mine, as we all knew and we kept
Our davy lamps pretty tight, [ can tell
you.
''There's fire damp about her." said
one of the men.
"And a spark would settle the lot of
us, wouldn't it?" said the dwarf.
''Ah, that it would!' Jim answered.
Nothing more was said about the fire
damp, however, and the day, the long
est day I had ever known, came
around to 6 o'clock without an explo
sion.
The cages were ready for us to get
up to the top of the shaft, and most
of the men had gone.
"You go now" says I to the dwarf.
''No," he answered, I'm going to
stay a little overtime tonight. You
all go and send the cage down for me.
And, look here, give this to your sister,
Hetty-Will you?-and tell her to open
it,
He put a bundle into my hand tied
up in handkerchief. I took it gin
gerly enough, for with such suspicious
in my mind, I half expected it might
go off in my face somehow.
what are you afraid OPP he asks
sharp.
"Nothing," [ says as sharp.
And we touched the signal rope, and
up went Jim and me, and the dwarf
stood underneath and turned his face
up, watching us out of sight
Well, I felt more comfortable when
we put Our feet on firm ground on top
Of the shaft and had sent the car down
again for him.
"Wonder what's in that bundle"
says Jim.
"Maybe Matty will tell you some
time" I replied, little thinking how
it concerned him.
took it home and called Hetty to
open it. Our cottage wasn't far from
the pits and it couldn't have been
above ten minutes since the dwarf had
put it in my hand.
She undid the knot, and there-if
you would believe it-were the title
deeds to his cottage and $50 tied up in
a bit of canvas and the scrap of paper
had seen him scribble under the
truck. These we're the words on it:
"What is here is for you. Ugly aid
miserable am, but wicked I am not.
I said you shouldn't marry him while
[ was alive, and I shall keep my word.
Think kindly of dwarf, if you can.
God made me as we'll as him.
We hadn't got to the end of the poor
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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1899-02-09

Der 0f witnesses were summoned on
both sides and the trial YVES one Of
general interest The case WAS botly
contested commencing at 10 e. m. and
lasting till 11:3O p. m, After able ar
guments by counsel the case wss sub
mitted to the jury who after an hours
careful deliherstlon returned q YER
dict Of $500 damage for the plaintiff
and costs Of suit.
Hon. w. A Reeder congressman
from the Sixth district, and wife were
visiting friends IN Ellsworth and Ellis
counties, having left Logan on Mon
day Of last week gong via Topeka
They we're roy ally entertained through
out the trip and at Hays City a re-
ceptlon Was rendered them by l. M,
Yost, al his residence near town which
WAS an elaborate and very enjoyable
affair. Some seventy.fve invitations
we're issued Our congressman was
the center of attraction and honor
Certain educational interests being
involved in which his influence waa
sought Tho trip and its environments
was q delightful foretsste Of con.
gressionaI honors and emoluments Of
which his constituents believe him
worthy and fully able to sustain.
Mr.. and Mrs Reeder returned Last
Friday in good health, notwithstand-
ing the vlcissitudes Of cold weather
and will always hold in pleasant re-
membrance the kindness and bospit-
atty shown them. News has just
been received that the house of L M
Yost was burned few days since with
all it's contents. **
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1899-02-09
TREASURER'S STATENEET

CTATBMENT Of the County Treasurer, for
- the quarter ending Monday, January s1d. 1902
showing the amount Of caah In the Treasury cred
tied 10 tho several funds, az follOWA:
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1899-02-09
COasting up hill.

You're coasting up hill if you
try to make the ordinary "hand-
me-down" suit answer every need
that comes to men in social or in
business life. You're pulling
against the odds, and you're not
using good business Judgment.
People are disposed to "size you
up" by the clothes you wear, and
if they do not fit you, or become
you, their opinion cannot be the
most favorable one. It's no great
er cost to dress just right, anyhow.
1t doesn't really mean any great
er outlay, if you come here for
the suit. We dress you in the
careful way that fellows should
dressed-we give you the plump
est values-and we're always on
''easy street" when it comes to
nrices.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1899-02-09

Franklin Acsdamy has it's course
arranged no you can enter Jan. 4tb
Beginning CLASSES IN latin, algebra
For fresh bread, cakes and pies,
20 TO L. S0mmers.
~ you cant afford a regular COL
lege course why not spend the winter
in learning how to transact business,
keep hooks and etc, in the Franklin
Acadsmy Business Department. For
particulars address f. 7 Ourn, Prin.
business department.
DO not lose your hogR by cholera
az you can find a sure preventative in
FrianHs Remedy at Hsrmon's Drug
Store.
We have a fine line of society
address cards on sale. Every one Of
them are beauties.
--"Young man, put your money in
your bead" but be careful in invest
ing il there as in lands and chattel 8
Write for catalogue Of franklin
Academy before investing
For cheap groceries go to N
Poling's, at the northwest corner Of
the square, in the Red Front.
Where IS Franklin Academy
II ls in FrsnkliD, Franklin county
Nebraska. Attend school near home
Capt. Sweeney, U, s. A., San
Diego, says: "Shiloh's Catarrh Rem.
edy is the first medicine / have ever
found that would do me any good
Price 500 Sold by s s. Fisher & 90
---This is what it will cost y1n TO
attend Franklin Acsdemy next term
Tui'io $3.50 o $500 room re,t So
to SIS Co. rosrd $2l00, books lbout
$500, Otel nor more than $500
--Shilob's Cure, the great cough
and Group cure is in great demand
Pocket size contains twenty-five iosee
njy 25c. Children love it. Sold by
\. ) Fisher Il 10.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1899-02-09
First Pub Feb 1S99,-5w)
Notice Of Application for Druggists
Permit,

state of Kansas, Phillips County, So.
In the Probate Court Of said County and State
Notice Ia hereby given that II j. chapman, a
INdruggst Of Big Bend In the township ot Bel
mont, Phillips county, Kansas has FLED in the
office OF the Probate Judge of said county peti.
ton praying for Druggists Permit to sell intoX.
icatiug liquors for medicinal. ientihc ind me
chaniCal purposes at his place Of business in Big
Bend, In the township o. Belmont, Phillips county
Kansas, and that the hearing of said petition has
been set by the said Probate Judge for the 14;h
day Of March 1899 ut the hour Of 2 o'clock .. M,
al my Office in the Court House In the city Of
philipsburg ounty Of Phillips and State of
kans6s. at which time and place oil perons In.
terested may appear and show cause Why the
came should not be granted.
Witness my hand and seal this 18th day Of Peb
ruary 1890
[sEALI FRANK STRAIN Probate Judge,
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1899-02-09

For full description of this ,ervice and the
benefits given Its patrons, see your local ticket
agent, or address
JOHN SEBASTIAN, G. P. A., CHICAGO, ILL.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1899-02-09
Program

OF Sumner township Sunday school
convention to be held at the Lone
Tree church on Wednesday, February
10, 1899, commencing at 10 3. M.
Song-The Gall for Respers.
Prayer.
"How May We Know Our Scbol-
srsr-Mrs M II Pomeroy.
Song Marching to ZION.
"Wherein Oen We Improve thu
Sunday School" pm o Harper
Song-Let Little Sunshine In.
Dlnner.
100 p Devotional meeting leo
by Arch Oottrill.
Song--Stsndlpg on the Promises
SUNDAY School Teacher How
Shall W. Get Them and How In
prove Themi"-BS the super,ntend
ents Of the townships
Seng-Are You Washed in the
Bloodi
''Sociability and its Effsct."- Mesprl
| HeWsOD and Snow
| Song -JeSu. seyes
"Metno,a'a Of Securing Attention.
Mrs L W Monk.
Song-Trnst and Obey.
Rest and Rust" Rev Morley.
"Tbs True Source Of Power TO the
Sunday School Teacher,"- County
President Peck
Song-SittlnR at the Feet Of Jesus.
Business meeting.
Rerort Of auparintandeute.
Song Ged B With Ynu.
EGErvssyz O0Sa5ssEg.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1899-02-09
First publication, Jan. ls 1884,
Administrators Notice.

state Of Kansas. Phillips County IS.
In the matter OF the es'ate Of Henry sGhenck,
ceased. late Of Phillips county, Kansas.
MOTT e ia hereby given that on the 18th day OF
IN JauuaIy A. D 1899 the undersigned was by
the Probate Court OF Phillips county, Kansas, du'
" appointed and qualified az administrator Of the
estate G Henry schenck late Of Phillips county,
decessed,
All parties having claims against said estate
are hereby notihe to present them for allowance
to the undr r-igned within one year from date
hereof or they may be EXCLUDED from any
benefit Of such estate, and If such claims be moi
presented within three years from date hereof
they shall shall be forever barred
JOHN MET KLEIN, Administrator.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1899-02-09
Quickest Time Ever rTade.

Commanding Jan. Is, the Gres
Rock Island's colorado Flyer" Iesv-
ing Phillipsburg at 1:35 a. m. daily
will make connections at Colorado
Spring 8 with new fast trains to Salt
IL. 'r'v and Portland, Oregon, ar.
irving at northwes- AVN woo,
points thirteen hours quicker
earlier than ever before. Ouly GA
bou,S o Portland. 0rsgoo, from
PhillipIbuTyj now Think Of it
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--Shilob's Cure, the great cough
and Group cure is in great demand
Pocket size contains twenty-five iosee
onjy 25c Children love it. Sold by
s. ) Fisher Il 10.
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--Frapklin Acsdamy has it's course
arranged no you can enter Jan. 4tb
Beginning CLASSES IN latin, algebra
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Program

Of teachers association TO be held in
Pbillipsburg, Kansas, Saturday, Feb
IS, 1899, at p. m.
song-Americe.
Prayer-Rev q L Rarck.
Roll call.
"School neutrality-suspicious. Car
man. Discussion Emma Robinson.
Solo-Elbs Nlpps.
"Whst Shall a Teacher Expect Of
PstroDsp G L Rsnck,
Recitation -- Roy WheIan.
"Place of Physical Training lD The
Rural Schooi"-Wm Murray Dis
cussioL, Louise Csrman.
Recitation. Clara Chesdle
Business meeting,
Program
OF Glenwoud SUNDAY School co vep-
ton viii be held Tuesday, February
IA, 1899, at 1p m.
Singing
Reading Of scripture and prayer
Singing,
Address-By county president.
"Whst Gain Have We Derived
From the County Organizstion~ -to
he discussed by the convention.
"Wbat Does the Sunday School Do
for Christianity Discussion led by
Geogls Ellrod
Singing.
"Shou,d Sunday School Teachers
and Officers he Chrlstiansp -Dscus-
sion led by Adam Ralston.
"Would the Attendance Of Fathers
and Mothers be a Benefit to the Sun
day School ?"-Discussion lei by r. ID.
Hswley.
Singing,
"Should Denominationsl Literature
be Used in Union Sunday SchoolsF
Discussion led by Arthur Oaswell.
Does Sabbath School Work DUAL
ify a Person for Larger Field OF
Christian WorkP- Discussion led by
Ann Hutchinson.
Singing
Election Of officers.
Adjournment.
r. D HAwLEHy Pres
GEORGIA ELLRoD, Sec.
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Ne 81, S79 65; No II, "; No %, US B6i No VI
S15 49,
JUDGMENT,
No 81, 81 81; No 49, $40 "a; No 81, Sc 10.
solemnly swear that the foregoing statement
is true and correct to the best OF my knowledg
and belief. so help me God
I'D. CHEADIE, Comfy Treasurer.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 2sth
day Of January, 1899. I'D THORNTON,
lslALl By LYMAN MATrBsoE, County Clerk.
Deputy.
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nj office is given that in an action before Samuel
IN Fitzgerald justice OF the peace in Phillips
county, Kansas, wherein William GaslIn is plain.
tiff and A NJ Page defendant an order Of attach
ment has been issued theron for the sum Of
SIS so, and certain money Of defendants attached
in the hands of James CoifeV and Amy Coffey,
gRrnishees in said case and the said cause was
commenced January l6 1899, and has been con-
tipued to Februsrv q 1899 at 10 'clook IN
WILLIAM GASLIN, Plaintiff.