Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1900-09-13

-MOn0ay afternoon this section
was visited by the heaviest rainfall
in years, Fir. butcher reporting 4 So
inches. AS consequence ponds are
full and farmers happy. The rail
road pond northeast OF the city has
more water in it than since 1896
The high water took out the dam on
Mr.. Stinson's place, and washed out
about twenty feet of earth of the east
end of the city dam on Deer Greek.
IT am switchman," writes a
Jennesse, of 92Ol Butler st, Chicago,
land am out in all kinds of weather.
1 took cold which settled in my kid
neys and was in very bad shape.
tried several advertised medicines
with no benefit until I was recon-
mended to take Foley's Kidney Cure.
Two-thirds of q bottle cured me-"
Geo James & Co.
From all accounts the Logan re-
union was very successful affair in
point of numbers in attendance. The
program was varied one, ranging
from speeches from distinguished
men, horse races, prize fighting,
dancing, and all other events ever
known or heard of. JiDgoism was
given prominent place, and the re-
publicsns went home happy whether
the pops and democrats enjoyed the
doings or not.
-WANTED:-Intelligent men and
women in every locality to introduce
an article that can be sold to every
merchant, farmer, teacher, student,
bsnder, mechanic and lsborer. No
csnvasssing. We will pay either
salary or commission. Under no CIR
cumstances will we employ persons
who are not able to furnish reference.
Permanent place to right party. Ad-
dress with stamp to j. W. FEELY
& CO, Greenleef, KRns.
Some weeks ago the Dispatch OF
this city printed with considerable
elatIon statement that prominent
democratic stock man of this county,
who by the way, has voted the. repub-
lican ticket for the past seven years
at least, had joined the republican
party on account of the big doses of
prosperity the country was enjoying.
The feeder in question has just closed
up his years feeding and Is said to
be from 1900 to $4,000 behind. That
dose of prosperity is not the kind
wanted. It would give Us more
pleasure to print story of $4,000 to
$4,000 profit than the one above.
Among the many pleasant social
events planned for Mrs. Hoffman's
entertainment, the tea given by Mrs.
Irving Rogers last Tuesday evening
will long be recalled and happily re-
membered. A delightful air of in
formslIty pervsded the company and
resulted in an evening of unusual
sociabilIty. The gracious hostess is
far-fRmed as cook of renown and
the dalnties she set before her guests
would tempt the palate of Lucullus.
Those who enjoyed her hospitality
were Mesdames Edict, futile, L. E.
Nipps, Jacob Nlpps, Royce, Blount,
Stinson, Chsmplin, r. Rogers, Hoff-
man, Brainerd.
" B Conklin, Bowersville, o.,
says: ST received more benefit from
Foley's Kidney Cure than from
months of treatment by physicians.'
Take no substitute. James & Go.
Attention, La dies.
We want your millinery trade. Our
fall line of sailors and walking hats
are arriving daily. An inspection OF
the same will convince you that our
styles are the latest and our prices
the. lowest. Our trimmer, Mrs. Haas,
is now at the leading stock house in
st. Joseph selecting our stock and
learning the new fall and winter
styles, so we can assure you that you
will always find the very best and
latest styles at Mrs. Ct. 81. fuckers
Millinery Emporium, south side, Phil
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