Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1901-12-28
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Logan.
Weather moderated somewhat.

I IOnS Oi CERTAIN SGuOOI-iDa ans w c
must admit that the truth hurts
we would say TO the School-ma ANS:
s'Be good
j. L. Search's new meat market is
now open to the public. Jake is d
hustler and keeps his shop as neat as
a pin.
j. o. Hill is about again aftera re-
lapse.
Fred Bigelow has hiSnew confection-
cry and lunch room running in full
blast.
Our city school will have vacation
of two weeks. The faculty have gone
to their respective homes on a visit.
Mrs. II. L. Emeryiis the proud pos
SCISSOR of an elegant piano which she
recently purchased of a musical firm
in Chicago.
Mrs. S. T. Porter, daughter, Rachel
and Mrs. John Pennington are on the
sick list.
II. P. Clark, A. P. Lawrence and
Mrs. F. c. Albright were among the
visitors at the county's capitol last
week.
E. A. Attwater, who is student at
the Kansas Wesleyan university at
Salina, arrived here Saturday to visit
his parents during vacation.
Our public school gave an interest
ing entertainment to a well filled
house Saturday evening. The re-
ceipts amounted to about $50.
r. R. Search has sold all his person
al property from the farm and has
moved to Almena where he recently
bought a grocery and meat market.
Rob is hustler, and we predict his
success.
Mrs. H. NJ. Copiard is visiting re-
latiYes at st. Paul, Eebr. She. will
return after holidays. II. NJ. is batch
ing while Mrs. G. is gone.
B. A. Leak, who has been cleFking
for 1. n. Cope, of Oronoque, has sever
ed his connections with the above
gentleman, and has moved his family
to his farm on Bow Creek. Mr.. Leak
has formed company knownas, ''The
Sunflower Concert Company" and is
now on the road amusing the people,,
I. NJ. NEEDLES, accompanied by
Wendall Hinton, has gone to Okla. in
the interest of homeSteading claim.
Robert Shelton returned Thursday
from his sojourn in eastern Kansas
and Mo.
Homer Smith, of the Manhattan
Agricultural College, came home Sat.
to visit his parents who live south of
town.
A sneak thief has been getting in
his work nicely here of late. A half
hog was stolen from Pennington Bros.
slaughter house. J., B. Workings
blacksmith shop was entered and
about 40 lbs. of honey which Mr.. ".
mad left there for distribution, was
AIKEN, and entrance was gained to DIR.
Richmond's cellar and the fruit stored
therein carried away without the
Doctors permission. Many others
nave made complaint that their coal
houses were visited during their
peaceful Slumbers. 1 fear unless this
thievlsh work is stopped that some OF
our home talent may be seen to blush
before the tribunal bar of Justice.
Wade Wheeler, who has been away
to school returned home Saturday to
spend the holidays.
Miss Katie Hansen, who is teacher
in the musical department of the
Denver schools, came home to spend
the holidays.
In order thatwe may show or rather
convince some of our good republican
friends of the dastardly work done to
human lives as a result Of the Philip
pine war, we herewith give a part of
Gen. Corbin' S report of the war during
the past three years. C0rbin
states in his report that during the
three years the Philippine war has
been in exiStapce that there has been
lis officers and 1887 private soldiers
of the American navy killed and 1872
officers and 2,646 privates wounded. |
This amounts to, in wounded and
killed, 6,321 American soldiers whose
lives to them were as dear as our lives
are to US. Who of US would be willing |
to lay down our lives TO conquer a |
people who are fighting for life and |
liberty just as our forefatherS did in |
the revolutionary war? L say, not
Jae. The above report does not in
Jude those who died from diseases, |
starvation and other causes. We are
told by good authority that those that
died of diseases will out number all |
other causalities three to one. Would |
that everybody could have heard the
peechs of Congressman De Almond !
before the house of representatives of
me present session of congress in !
i,lch he SO ably discussed matters
eelating to the disposition of the /
islands and to the protection of life !,