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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-13
NEW BOOKS.

new book by Selma Lagerlof. the
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their wording. by the simple directness
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tlach. whose former transations from
Miss Lagerlof. have met with So much
tdNor IN Am.rica and England The
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RUFFLED NET CURTAINS

designs that popular and Inexpensive
them You will be surprised you very
little money in Upholstery Department.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1899-06-15
Niger head coal at
Smiths.
LOCAL MENTION.


Mrs. e. T. Strong leaves for
Portland, Oregon, Friday night.
L. A. Champlin shipped cor Of
hogs Sunday, as did also j. M. Polling
j. T. Reed aud j. D. Mollison OF
Smith Center, are in the city for the
day.
Il. A. OhsmpIin has the founds-
ton laid for big barn on his home
property.
Mrs. Rafiugton was called to
Yates Center this morning by the
death of her father.
Clipper cultivators are the best
II B. Abbott has a few left that he
will cell cheap.
Ed Taylor has bought the second
house south Of W. II. Boughton's and
is having it generally overhauled.
Mrs. E. Young of Stockton took
the Rock Island at this place fol
Baker City, OreSon, Sunday night,
-Chas. Dickey returned to his
home in Washington county Sunday
His brother John also left for ST.
Paul.
%. E, Nelson and W. L. SPECIAL
shipped two cars of cattle to Kansas
City today, Mr.. SPECIAL going down
with them.
Il. Wilcox and son Charles wen
down to Kansas City with four cars
of fat stock the have been feeding
during the past season.
j. II. Hummer will give a specia
discount of five per cent on all suit
purchased of him, he has big lint
of samples, and carries goods of al
kinds.
Misses Mamie and Genevlevt
Tsckwell, two prominet teachers o.
Clinton, ILL.,, are visiting their parents
east of the city. They expect to re-
turn in the fall.
--Karps Clover Root will purify
your blood, clear you complexion
regulate your bowels, and make your
head clear as bell. 25c, &c.,, end
$1.00. Sold by s. S. Fisher & Co.
On Sunday June %, the RocE
Island will run an excursion from
here to Beatrice, trBin will leave al
600 a. M, reaching Beatrice at 1915
p. M. Fare for the round trip SITE
a large crowd is expected to make
the trip.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1899-06-15
Now Is the time to paint. The
best, and Cheapest at Fishers.

The soldier boys of company D
entertained their comrade Sergeant
Moody Couch, OF Phillipsburg Tues.
day. Moodv is now first lieutenant
of the home guards at Phlllipaburg
under Captain Tucker Smith Gen
ter Pioneer.
To-day George Tannahill sold TO
j. M. Polling sixty-four head Of fat
cattle for the average price Of $65
The stock will be shipped from Stutt-
CART. This closes up Mr.. Tannahill's
feeding for this season. That he is a
heavy feeder is shown from the fact
that during the past seventeen months
his sales Of cattle and hogs have aver.
aged 81, 900 per month.
As the time for wheat harvest ap.
proaches the Phillips county farmer
is finding where he is at, The yield
will vary from fine IN the south part
TO poor n the north. About Long
Island the yield will not be so good
as was hoped for owing 10 lack Of
RAIN. Many farmers in other sections
say that they never better wheat.
Corn looks we'll everywhere.
The City council has granted to
r. A, Handy 2O.year franchise for
a telephone plant, which is to be put
in at once, in the best possible manner.
The rates will be from 81 90 TO SLIPS
per month for residences and $20O
to 81 30 for business houses. Mr..
Hendey will be assisted by a brother
in-law, j. N. Berkeley Of Dener. The
prospect for large number Of sub.
Scribers is most excellent.
The other daV Willis Bracken
como to town on q saddle horse, and
made visit at Phillipsburg home.
The lady OF tina house, thinking tho
horse was hungry, tied the animal to
fifty foot piece Of hose and gave him
an opportunity to Craze on her lawn.
Tie horse did not appreciate the fav-
or shown and wandered off, taking
hose and fittings with him. A few
days afterwards the horse was found
in the south part Of the county, but
the hose is still missing.
james Coffey chased the glass
eater, who stole his watch last week,
to Lebanon where he was arrested by
Sheriff MCCarter. Dempsey Smith
went with Mr.. Coffey. The watch
was found at Smith Center,
where the glass eater, VIM. Butler by
name, had traded it for a pony. He
was brought back and taken before
Squire Baum, where he plead guilty
to petit larceny and was fined $500
and costs, amounting to $1S.30 But
Ter claims to have relatives who will
pay up for him.
On the night Of June 10, q team
OF horses with buggy and harness
were stolen from G.. r. Congleton's
place in Limestone township, Jewell
county, Kansas. The owner traced
the outfit to near Dana, where ha
called on Will Warner for assistance.
Oogleton came to town and called on
Sheriff Cowan and Marshal Duvall.
Going back TO three miles north Of
Dana, they found the thief held up
by Warner at the point Of shot gun.
The man YVES brought to town and is
now in jail. Mr.. Warner gets $500
for his mornings work, as that amount
was offered for the capture OF the
thief and return Of the property.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1899-06-15


Married, on June 8, by George
Vielgrieth, Richard Roush and Myra
o, Corkall; on June 8, by Judge
Strain, /. 8. McKown and Bessie A.
Burnett.
-Children's Day exercises we're
held at the Baptist Church last Sab.
bath evening. A large audience was
present and enjoyed the program
prepared.
%. +. Shimsall of Norton is in
The city today. Mr., Shimaell tells us
that the small pox cases at Lenora,
are about all we'll and no further
trouble is looked for
j. D. Couch, wife and daughter
leave Monday, via the spring wagon
route for two months visit IN COL
orado. They 60 first to Colorado
Springs and then to Denver.
Miss Belle Sweeney, Of Belleville
who has been visiting here for some
time, goes home in the morning.
Many of the boys are heart-broken
over the young ladies departure.
The Kansas City merchants have
adopted the war cry, made in Kan
sas City" The Kansas consumer
should go them one better and buy
only such articles as are sold in
Kansas"
William Gardner and Mr.. Arnold
from the southeastern part Of the
state, were in the city Monday and
took look at a large ranch owned
by j. O. Lowe, with a view to pur.
chasing the same.
Irving Mcdowell has returned
from Kansas City, where he had been
to dispose of a ear load of horses, for
himself and j. W. Sesvey. The best
animals brought good prices, but Sec
ond grades went slow.
Cyclones have wrought destruC-
ton in many parts of the country dur
Ing the past week. Kansas, suppos-
ed to be the windy state, has no far
escaped We get our wind in daily
doses and 80 escape the concentrated
variety,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hardman entertain
ed number friends OF last evening.
Great, big strawberries, matured on
Kansas soil, freshened by Kansas
rains, and ripened by Kansas wind
and sun were served, and weren't
they delicious
j. W. Keller Of Ft Wayne, Ind,
a relative of Charles Lefingwell and
j. M. McNsy has been in the city for
the past week looking after a hall
section OF land in which he is inter.
ested. He goes home tonight.
r.. e. Cochran Of WeStmorland,
Kansas, has been installed as clerk al
the Hotel Bissell Mr.. Cochran is a
brother Of f, II. Cochran, who is in
the mail service between here and the
Springs, and is a way up second
baseman.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1899-06-15
A FrIghtfuI blunder,

Will often cause a horrible burnt
scold, cut or bruise, BuCkler.'s Arnica
salve the best in the worlG., will kill the
pain and promptly Zeal it, Cures old
sores, fever sores, ulcers, boils, felonu,
corns and all skin eruptions, Best pile
cnre on earth, only % cents a box.
Cure guaranteed, Sold by James & Co,
druggist,
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1899-06-15
DO GOOD

Blessed is the man who has done
his fellowman a kindness. It costs
you nothing to tell your neighbors
that Brighps Kidney Pills cured you
OF kidney troubles. Price twenty-five
cents. Bright people use Brighps
Kidney Pills. Sold by Fisher or Nc
Covmick.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1899-06-15

A DllO 40 nv WCAh hAthb NP
the road led between here and Gret-
ma.
If you want an up.to-date Guilt
vator see the Canton Clipper, there
is nothing better, at H, B. Abbotts
The small pox scare has been a
big thing for the doctors, as just
about everybody has been vaccinated.
I. j. Ketchum, chief car inspector
with headquarters at Chicago, made
this station a pleasant visit yesterday.
DIR, Mallett is fixing up a wagon
and will go on the rood selling his
popular remedies. The Doctor will
sell only to druggists.
School district No. 100 in Bow
Greek, hes school house and a lot Of
seats, etc, for sale. Levi Baker Of
Marvin has the matter in charge.
-Shiloh's Cure, the great cough
and Group cure is in great demand
Pocket size contains twenty-five doses
only 25c. Children love it. Sold by
s, S Fisher & 90.
MIR. Witwer expects his successor
tonight. He Is a gentleman from
Chicago with wife and baby. Mr..
Witwer will probably leave for his
new home next week,
letter, eczema, and skin diseases
yield quickly to the marvellous heal
ing qualities of Banner Salve made
from prescription Of skin special
list Of world wide fsmes j. L. Nc
Cormlck.
The passenger engines on this
section of the road made the best
record on coal consumption for the
month of any division in the system.
They used bat 10 SIS pounds of coal
per car mule. The freight men, too,
made good showing IS they used
but 4,55 pounds.
Some one sent down some news
items from Stuttgart this week but,
as there was no name signed, we can
not print them. Correspondents will
please remember that while we do not
wish to print their names, yet we can
not assume the responsibility of print
ing correspondence unless we know
who wrote it. The HERALD would
welcome regular correspondent from
Stuttgart, and if the writer will sign
his name, we will print his commune
cation with pleasure.
Lew Rhosdes is at Leavenworth
attending federal court In April
1898 Mr.. Rhosdes was hurt at the
coal chutes in this city. He sued the
company for $4,000 in the district
court The case was taken to the
Federal Court by the company, and
is now beng heard. CB Lane, Max
Fromutb, Chas. Stspp, Jesse Hart
well, John Robinson, and II. p. Cath
cart, have been called down to Leav-
enworth in behalf of the company
W. G. Blssell is for Mr. Rhoades,
and is making out very strong case.
John VanWyck IN speaking of
mortgages, says that he knows of a
% acre piece of land in Holland,
which sold for $500 upon which a
mortgage for $4,000 YVES given, draw
ing a per cent interest. This land
was low in price as it was three miles
from any town. john says that Oh
Sundays instead of blacksnirg their
shoes, treat them to good coat of
whitewasb. OF course the shoes are
wooden. Wheat yields about sixty
bushels, is cut by hand, and threshed
With fails amp sells for about dollar.
The land is plowed and narrowed
three times year.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1899-06-15

DIR. O. G. Stevens, specialist in
spectacles and diseases of the eye,
ear, throat and nose. and will give
free examinations at the Hotel BisselI,
Saturday, May 20, and the third Sat.
urday Of each month.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1899-06-15
SOmeOfOur prices

Rice S cents per pound,
Broken Java Coffee, S cents a pound,
Peaches, 4 lbs for rs cents,
prunes, 4 lbs for rs cents, ---"' !
Prints 8 cents per yard and up,I
hauh, 3 4"
Shoes and Clothing at Bed Rock.
If you prefer cash for your butter
and eggs, ue uill pay you as much
as anybody, BICKFORD & SON.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1899-06-15
THE HERALD.
PHILLIPSBURG. KANSAS.


TIME TABLE.
The trains on the Missouri Pacific Railrod ar
i've at Marvin as follows:
GOING WEST.
Local Freight, ,,,,,,..,,,., 4'%OP M
GOING EAST.
Local Fre1gnt, .'..'''.s ',''''''''. S'94 A. NJ
C. r. L. d P. TIME CARD.
GOING EAST.
No. Omaha Kansas City..,..,.... 7;40 a. m.
No. 10 Kansas City .............,U.. l2!bO q. m
No. 81 Local Freight ......,.. =, 600 o. m.
GOING WEST.
No. " 1920 p, m
No. Local Freight ...........,.... 1:40 p, m
Local Freight No. 81 will carry passengers be
tween Philipsburg and Fairbury.
Local freight No. 5 will carry passengers DO
tween Phillipsburg and Goodland.
Through tourist sleeper for San Francisco on
Train No s, every Friday.
W. W. DRIaas Agent.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-12-21

The incest place in town to look for
Christmas gifts is the jewelry depart
ment OF Cook e. Odee's store. Here you
will find the latest novelties in silver
ware, jewelry, diamonds, watches, and
hundreds OF novelties that are Just the
thing for Christmas presents. Som g.
thing extra handsome to be found here
Is a collection OF Louwelsa pottery in
Jardeniere, vaces, etc. These are the
latest things out and it will be a delight
TO inspect them.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-12-21
HEALTH AFFAIRS.
President Files Of Sioux Falls in Oonsulta.
ton with Secretary Olough Of this
City-sma,!pox Situation.

DR.. Files u Sioux Falls, president OF
the state board Of health, was in the city
yesterday and this morning consulting
with DR.. Clough, secretary OF the board,
on matters pertaining to the duties of
the board. President Files reports the
action Of toe board in ordering q general
vaccination Of the school children OF the
state as meeting with q very favorable
reception and general scquiescence IN it
throughout the state. The state is sin.
gularly free from any cases OF smallpox
at the present time though greatly i'm
periled by the proximity Of the epidemic
in northwestern lowe and Minnesota, on
the east. The Taopi and M,nnehaha
county cases have all been thoroughly
cleaned up and close survellance..is kept
on every possible catch or spread of the
disease. Lake county is doing its share
in the way OF precaution, the physicians
all reporting large numbers of vaccina.
tons OF children. DR.. Files while here
yesterday went out for DR.. Cloueh who
was busy il the office and v%accinated
two schools north of town, DR.. Lowe
| yacc,nated the Crow school and sixteen
adult people in that neighborhood, and
the other physicians report like whole
sale vaccinations by them. 1t is estima-
ted that 1900 persons have been vaccin'
ated in this equity.
HARPER whiskey on your ~eideboard
proves your taste Is correct. 1t proves
also that you are DOING Your duty to
YOUR guest and to yourself-keepin the
finest whiskey obtainable. Sold by
FRED KURrH.
City residence lots for sale. SIS to SEQ
ELMER SHERIDAN.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-12-21
in Dress Goods Department.
and wife for Harpers Ferry, Iowa, and
M-a. Vidal for Fulda, MINI,

and wife for Harper's Ferry, Iowa, and
M-s. Vidal for Fulda, MINI.
Arrivals from the north this morning
we're Roy Kennedy and Bessie Waters,
from B%rooGings, Mrs. Jas. Slack Of Ra-
mona, Father Hare Of Aberdeen.
}. A. Sweet OF Oldham spent the night
with hls father in-.aw, l.. ID. Sheppard,
OF this city. He had been to Washing
ton to bring the remains OF his mother
to Iowa tor interment and is returning
home.
Arrivals from the east, Mee.rs. Berther,
Keith, Porter, V. X. Walden, W. G.
Beaman, Julius Schmidt and family, and
Miss Laura Cleveland. The latter goes
to Ramona TO night to visit 10 the tami-
ly Of II. A.. Hartwick.
Stacy Cochrane, director OF institutes,
Prot. Sheppard and Prot. Hansen, all Of
Brookings, passed east to Flandrsu to
conduct a farmers institute for Moody
county. They held q most highly
! successful institute ut Oldham yesterday.
Fowler l. Schmidt have received a
consignment OF the famous Packard and
. Emerson pianos. The former nre bull.
in Italian walnut, aud the latte. in
p; Blister walnut. A heater or more sub.
stantial instrument canIot be found on
the market and yet Messrs. Fowler Il
Schmidt propose to sell them closer than
any body else 81 lis pianos OF like quality.
Their motto. which they put in practice,
is: First class goods at lowest prices"
Examine their goods il you wish to
delight the eye aud ear.
The wedding OF Erwin Towle OF Old.
ham aud Elnora Masiker OF Madison,
WAS solemnized at the brides home in
Pennington township last evening. De-
cembar 30, 1892. by Rev. X. c. McClause
OF Clark. About forty guests we're
present. The presents were numerous
aud elegant. The occasion was made
delightful 10y music, vocal and irstru
entail, 10y r.. +. Stacy and others. A
delicious supper was served. and ttt
guests returned TO their homes at M
early hour On the morning. 1t was I
very enjoyable affair.
J., j. Crnney OF the Model Bakery !
fully prepared for the holiday season
with Christmas trees and Christmas tre'
ornaments. candies, fruits, nuts, and II
| fact everything that goes with Christina
festivities. Cigars put up in handsome
boxes for Christmas presents. Order
/, received Tor brick ice cream. Choic'
celery. When going out to select Christ
mas sweets, stop at the Model Bakery
first. Here you will find the choices
stock in the CITY.
William Roche, assistant city cleo
trojan, has fitted up an original electro
display in the window OF Burnett \ 20
II consists OF a wheel with red whit
and blue electric lamps on the circum
ference mounted on u shaft and made II
~reyolve by clock work. the lights alter
, ~nately showing single colors ut one Am
and Mt others the combination OF TN
tbree ma the wheel revolves, producing
very pleasing effect. A bicycle vince
sarves fer the mounting and an on
; clock work for the running gear tn
eleotrical connection being q novel con
trivance.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-12-21
The CITY.
LOCAL BREVITIES.

LOSAL 0Nk.VustLSs
es,het report: Fair tonight aud
by; warmer.
bsh Smith Of Howard passed
ugh 70 sheldon, Iowa.
Is Helen Grebe, trimmer for Miss
l,4r, returned home TO Fox Lake,
i. aui see Fowler Il Schmidt's new
Fc- q. pianos. II you wish to see
P,ies.
b. 4. l. yele:n OF the north part OK
NUuiy departed for DEBORAH, Iowa,
isit friends.
Yer Narauart was u passenger FOR
uoke.a. Iowa, to spend CHRISTMAS
(lis mother.
Peeley johnson took the morning
tor Oshkosh, Wis, to visit his
" until spring.
r. Crsmton OF Clarno departed Tor
fsy!ynn,a to visit his old home which
~ LAST ir 1879.
Fders taken for palms and ferns loi
Ps.mas and also for flowers for Ma
ball.-Thoe. Carey.
bose Packard pianos IN Italian wal
o. Fowler l. Schmidt's rooms. would
% ornament to any parlor.
sure and see those handsome new
at McGillivray's. They wouIc
2 nle Christmas presents.
le"jolly Farmers" cornet band wi!
another basket social at the kelIe!
'' h'use ,:Fridsy evening. Decemhe'
hca' in local market. No. l, 81 cents
:. 10; flax sl.o5. May wheat II
paHo opened at CO.'S and closed a
+ benson, formerly clerk for CHRIS
sch' has opened up IN organ "Renc!
building q few doors west OF IN
office.
10 Emerson Piano in Blister walnu
owler l. Scpmidt's, would 10 :
. OF beauty and a JOY forever u
parlor.
r'Iton & Scott. two gentlemen iron
: have purchased the Croyman fee'
P'es on Main street and have tsxe'
Pess;on.
'anted, plain sewiog and mend'na
oursains . specially. Inquire at Az
'n'neton avenue, opposite w'ndm''
Is. Burdick.
new line OF rugs, especially nice fc
'S''nas, Moqustte. Smyrna, Duohes
Received ct McGillivrayis. 70
OId see them.
no annual stookholders' meeting
madison building and loan assoc''
Will take place January 2, l9OO, I
w. the CITY hall.
NJ. Finnis was q passenger Z
= rails TO attend the state meetlr
~ National Aid association 40 repr
"'ve OF the local lodge.
epartures east were Rev. w.
Eng for Sioux Falls. Willis Viii
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-12-21
AFTER BRITISH RECRUITS.
United States Commissioners Causes m
Arrest at Rochester, n. Y.

United States Com missioner Causes m
Arrest at Rochester, n. y.
ROCHESTER, n. y, Dec. 21.-Adver
tisements have been published in the
local papers urging British young mel
anxious to see service in South Africa
to communicate with n. Peverell, thi.
city. and United States Commissioner
Stull has caused Peverell's arrest. HI
was taken before Commissioner Stul,
and admitted to bail. He will be given
a hearing on Monday next.
DR.. W. Wixon, Italy Hill. \. T.. says
II heartily recommend One Minute
Cough Cure. 1t gave my we immol
ate relief in su~tfocatinR asthma" Pleas
ant TO take. Never fails to quickly cure
all coughs, colds, throat and lunf
troubles. s0
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-12-21

City residence lots for sale. SIS to SEQ
ELMER SHE 2IDAN.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-12-21
DAILY LEADER
xApr1ON, eoUrR DAKOTA.

-RspAY, DECEMBER 81. 1859.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-15

They are noted far and near for their
mineral properties which have bcch
tested many times and proved 90 ne
very healthy Slick people rom nll over
this country come here TO drink wafer
from the rprintH. After drinking thlH
water Tor short time, one become
very hearty and soon feels like now
There are many old buildings here.
which arc used by people who come
here 10 remain any length Of time.
This noted place la made more be1u-
tiful by the large oak trees ana other
kinds which AFFORD such good shade
The fnc grasses which resemble tho
lawn grass make Il all the more pleas
ant 10 tho visitor.
Many come 20 visit those springs on
Sundays. and nH Elder !. W. MclntG1h
aud myself We're lnhoring IN the nd-
joining county Olandolph county,. We
were Invited To accompany Brother Ira
Corncllfon and wife aud daughter and
u Kind friend. Mrs. Tucker tthc two
latter not <iioylng good hcalth) to
visit these Healing Springs. Accord
inrly We arrived here saturday noon,
July iHt and we drank from thcac
wonderful springs FOR the nrst time.
Sunday July End. we found ourselves
pmoug n large number u visitors,
some perhaps. who had never seen
Mormon" Elders nor hcr ii them
preach. We thought u "a rood tlmo
and place 10 explain the Gospel SO
By consent OF Mr.. W. Dnnilcs the own.
cr Of the springs. we called the people
together under n large shady oak near
the springs. ana called them all o. re-
pcntnncc. giving 20 an our humble
testimony that oll must repent ana boz
llcvc the Gospel
Your brother.
JAS. n. HANSEN.
Elder y. p. Nelson of oak City, MIL
lard county. was set apart 60 perform
n mission In the State OF Iowa, on the
18th or October. 1895 lie laborcd In
Union and Ringrold counties. ana cn-
loyod his work very much. until fnll-
Ing health made II advisable FOR him
10 be released. lie returned 20 this
city ON tho 18th OF this month.