Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1901-01-03

in time to prevent pneumonia or cfOup.
which are fatal to SO many thousands
of babies. Gee james & Co.
!, Tie shit Gkmhsc council Bave
just paid $4,000 to Mrs. H. Reed, sRho
was injured by falling on account7of a
bad sidewalk, and the Journal ca1s it
7faa6. for official tncoi 4pstspy59 5
c. G. McIlvain and family returned
Tuesday from LaPlata, Mo-, where
they went about Oct l. They are not
pleased at all with that location and
have come back to KSnsaS to stay.
You should know that Foley's Honey
and Tar is absolutely the best, fof all
diseases Of thesthfoaEland fahggs} Deal1
ears are herized tp5guaranteeit to
give satisfaction. Geo ia 5es & Co.
aYo1'li have to hurry if you get in
YOUR Subscription to- the dommaner,
Mr.. Bryan's new paper, in time to get
the first number. Leave your dollar
at the HERALD Office 3atp pr1ee and be
surei0f it.. ruoo EI9wsE. !.
asdpt. 50hn Thomas Prof. Ts H
Baker, Mr. and Mrs q. NJ. Tadooki
represented Phillips county at the
State Teachers association in Topeka
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday Of
last Week , go IS szss-ss7 SIR ~ sssEa :
Sheriff Yerton, Charles Stearns and
Harry Stearns took degrees in Oddfel!
lowship Tuesday evening. The Odd
fellows ere getting a good strong mem
bership-one ofthe beStin this section
Of the state. !t... 8
YArthur Goddard wi4pnt up ice from
the Solomon River this. winter. SHe
will fill anme house shere and also one
down on safdna on River. He will be
well prepared To serve hiSifeustoraers
next summaE.p = HI
1t is announced that John Collins,
who has been confined in the penIen-
tiAry one year and nine months, Shas
in that time simastered the. printers
trade? in one year and nine rpont hhs.
Kansas Democrat. I, =
d. HarrxsMann has gone to. CoIIQgado
City to accept a position as marble
cutter for a firm of contractors and
builders. Harry must have pretty
good wages in sight as he left pretty
good + business ! / sh + I'LL II H.
I Grand Chancellor E. E. Murphy, Eof
Leavensworth, will visit the Knights
of PythiSs Bdge in This city Friday,
JAM IL. Z a large number of visiting
members win be present. Supper will
be served after the exercises.
! The Phillips Co. Temperance Union
will meet in Phillipsburg at the bap-
list church Jan. 16, WED loo p. M.
sharp. Let every member and friend
Of temperance respond, = II e
j. A. MONROE, Sec! .
Glen, the little son of DR.. Nelson,
of Phillipsburg, has been here since
last Saturday having fine time. He
grows so fast that we VIII soon have
to speak of him as young man, if he
don't quit it.-Smith County Pioneer.
d Ehe county commissioners met in
special session yesterday morning. to
check up the retiring officers as pro-
vided by law now. They will remain
in session the rest of the week. The
regular session will begin next Mon
gay. sI jES3sss :.
The Phillipsburg HERALD comes to
our table in a new uniform. The HER
AID is one of our most VALUED ex-
changes and we are pleased to note
brother Tadlock's evidences Of success
in business management.-RookS Co.
Journal.
Krause's Cold Cure will cure colds
without loss of time from your work
or business. Take two capsules at night
before retiring and two or three the
following day. Result? Cold gone
cured. Costs 25 cts. Sold by J L
Mccormick, r. - :. K - rs Y : IL
Joe GleiSsner and wife returned
New Years from a very pleasant visit
with their friends in Orleans, Neb.
They had quite and unpleasant ezper-
fenced with belated trains Oh. their re
turn, Joe says he Will drive across
next time he goes, 5 -.
The play, ga Man of Mystery, MIS- SO
entirely out of the ordinary as to66n1-
mand attention from start to finish
and the stronger and more sensaf fonal
Sscenes kept the large audience wrought
up to a pitch seldom Witnessed La
mar, Mo- Leader. -
Ernest Fleisher, who has been york
ing on the Democrat, left town. last
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