Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1900-11-01

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He came over to hear the BrIstow
speech.
Del Champlin hes sold his farm
down in Dreer Greek to J. s. Meal
lster for $1,000. This makes 1.040
acres which Mr.. McAlister owns, al
together.
DIR. Kirshner and Judge Culver
of st. Joe are in the city visiting with
DR.. Wallace this week. The DR.. is
showing them a good time hunting
chickens.
Harry o. Pennington and Estella
M. Cook, both of Logan, were mar
ried in the Office of the probate judge
IN this city Wednesday, Judge Strain
officiating.
The Rough Riders will be at the
opera house tonight. Game in from
smith Center this morning. They
appear to be we'll equipped to give
good performance.
#. a. Dixson has just bought of
M. F. Church another eighty acres
of land In Freedom township. Mr.
Dixson now owns an even 1000 acres
of Phillips county soil.
Conductor j. D. Holder was q
pleasant caller at this Office last Sat
urday afternoon. Mr.. 81. now has a
run from Kansas City to this place,
and so has stop over here.
Conductor Stevens has taken a
run in the cham gang between Phil
lipsburg and GoodIand, and Cond.
Bagley takes the local run with the
Sunday lay over at Goodland.
I have for sale cheap, five head
of horse, including one span of heavy
farm horses, one lumber wagon near
ly new, and several other agricultural
implements. @. A. LEWIS.
Flour and Feed.
Call on me for Phlllipsburg -four,
hay, grain and mill feed. Also mixed
feed of all kinds. CARL LARUE.
] block south of square.
I have some very nice young,
pure bred Berkshire boars. fit for use
this fall, which I can dispose of at
prices to suit choice buyers.
&. FRANK STINsoN,
While proper care should be ex-
ercised in treating a bad cold, it is
not necessary to be confined to the
house when you use Krause's Cold
Cure, and the cure is infalible. Sold
by j L Mccormick.
Fred Bridegroom with his estim-
able wife and baby went to Norton
for visit with home folks last Sun
day. Mr.. Bridegroom came back
Monday but Mrs B. and baby will
spend the week at Norton.
AT the Baptist church for next
Sunday at II a. m, sermon subject,
"A Plea For Worship;" at 7:3O p. m
sermon subject, ''Lesson From Jonah
and the Gourd Vine" All welcome.
Pastor breaches at Dana at 3 p NJ.
1t Is exasperating to one who
knows FoIeys Honey and Tar. knowing
what it will do, have a dealer recommend
something else as lust the same' or
''just as good" for colds, coughs,
croup,la grippe Geo James B Co.
Smith & Barnes have sold their
two delivery wagons to Messrs. D. A.
Robb and Cy Heath who may be seen
hustling around as lively as any
youths in the city. The former gen:
tlemen retain their heavy dray bust
ness.
just forty-eight hours is sufficient
time to cure a bad cold when you take
Krsuse's Cold Cure It will not nau-
seste the stomach or constipate the
bowels and is pleasant and safe to
take. Costs 25 cts. Sold by L Nc
OormIck.
w. 81. King of Newtonville, Iowa,
came in last Tuesday morning to look
after his lands in this county. Mr..
King ID one man who has not lost
on Kansas land His farms in this
county have paid him handsomely for
the investment.
The editor of the Fordville. Ky.
Miscellaneous, writes as postscript
to a business letter: Il was cured of
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