Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1900-10-18

Every body cordially invited.
George Young came up from
Kansas City last Thursday to look af-
ter some pressing business matters
here and to visit friends. Mr.. Young
is all broken up over his sad loss. and
scarcely seems like the same man.
He returned to Kansas City yesterday
morning.
%. A. Lewis was hustling around
the fret part of the week to get
hands to help him thresh. Mr. Lewis
is getting to be quite farmer-or
possibly like Bryan, he Is an agrlcul-
turist. At any rate he has some good
farms and is making money on them
as we'll as spending it there.
Gus Cook, formerly of Almens
son-in-law of NJ. P. Page of this city.
died at his old home in Minnesota
about two weeks ago. Mr.. Cook con-
tracted malaria in Cuba, and after
he returned to the United States
grew better for awhile. but he sud-
denly became worse few weeks ago
and died as above stated.
Bridegroom & Marsh have tax.
en- possession of the hardware
store bought from French & Hshnen-
kraft, and are ready to serve their
customers. Mr.. Bridegroom who
has charge of the store is young
man OF excellent business capacity,
who will treat his patrons right. See
his ad in another column.
BY accident the date of the But
Ter meeting was printed last week as
Fridey Oct Is, instead of Thursday
Oct. Is. The first telegram from the
committee stated Friday Oct. 10.
Just as we went to press Mr.. Meteor
mick informed the HERALD the date
was changed to the 18th but by over
sight the day of the week was not
changed.
j. o Lowe returned yesterday
from business trip through Norton,
Rswlins, Decatur and Cheyenne
counties. IncIdently he observed the
political situation in those counties.
He says Dykes will carry Decatur and
break even with Reeder in the others.
Ii this be true, Dykes heavy majority
in the eastern part of the district will
elect him.
Mr. j + Eastman, an influential
citizen of Marysville, Cal, recognizes
the value of Krause's Headache Cap
sules and does not hesitate to tell
others about it. Il have been an in
tense sufferer from sick headaches;
have tried innumereble remedies
with 10 satisfactory results It'll I used
your Krause's Headache Capsules"
Sold by L Mccormick.
BY a mistake on the part of the
compositors We failed last week to
mention the party given by Mr.. and
Mrs Chss. Dunn and Mr. aud hrs.
Theo. Close on Friday night, Oct. 5,
on which occasion. a large crowd of
thelr friends gathered at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Dunn. Cerds were IN
Idulged in till late hour, after which
"a most dellslQQs Fpnch was ssrved
a very pleasant evening YES enjoyed
by all present.
Don't be deceived or humbugged
by people who claim the discovery
of some hitherto unknown heFb or
root in swsmps, or On soNe mountain
or prairie. 5oE tRe cure Of kidney
sld bladder troubles. Any doctor or
druggist will tell you that such claims
are fraudulent. Foley s kidney Cure
simply contains remedies that are rec
ognized by the most skilful ply 2leians
as best faF tAese complaints, SO don't
20 sEednlous or foolish. Geo James
The M. E quarterly conference
decided to ask Rev. E, ?. Mann of
this city to pffeaeh FoE the church the
Kest of the year. Rev. Mann. though
bis health IS poor, hiss agreed to
preach once each Sunday. TAe pso-
pie Of TIE city Will be pleased r.
of tbs arrangements 80
better sDi' a. % IL IL -" 80
ne, provided his age and health will
permit HIM to do the work. The
HERALD congratulstes the church OF
their good fortune in securing Rev