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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-05-30
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ten, bat bas gunoesDberaeri1t feline
gnti6eiouns iiber ben, Status Der bon
ben Gpaniern ertporbenen @ebiste ab.
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mebrere perihieoens idGe uno bic
gntibeioutgen oes @eri1ts erinnern
an bic Worte 9aleDranos
Les paroles sont faites pour ca
cher nos pensees. (8ie Sprabe III
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gent
IS nimnt Elm einaebenbes "Stuoium.
um ben tigentliben Sinn Der gntIbei=
ounQ 81 er9riinoen, unb tann man lid
oes 8eoantens ni1t ertpebren. als bdt=
ten bic Jti6ter einen riefsen Mort=
fhtpall baau perpenbet, um ben Sinn
ihrer GntIheioung gu perber9en.
Sotpeit mir na9 ben borlie9enoelt
geridten ben Sinn Der gntlheioungell
erfahen t0nnen. bebeuten oielelben eine
entidieoene gieoerlase fiir Die Heeie=
runs. Sic Berfaifune fole
Der Slaage uno Die Resieruna bat
lfein &eht, IN neuen 5err,torien bic
Vermaltung eiaenmd6tig in Die Sanb
su nebmen.
9asegen ipridt bas Geridt Dem
GonareB oas 8edt au, beionoere 8e=
kbe fiir bic Serritorien al erlallen rno
iogar bic Waaren oerielben nit 30len
su beleaen, uno bier tommt cine be-
oentli9e 3peioeutiateit. 9as @eribt
siebt ndmlih gu. oaB Die 0erfaHuna
oorfbreibt. ale 30ae. Steueru. Nbaa=
ben &c. miBten in a1en Sbeilen Der
Ger. Staaten sleibmdBie iein. lneint
aber, bas tonne iib nur aui bic pirtli-
den Staaten beSieben, ba in anberen
gorihriiten Der 0erfa6uns iiber oer-
artiSe @eiebaebuua INNER nur bon
Staaten bic 3ebe lei, bic 8eitimmun-
/ gen fh allo nibt auf nod nidbt formed
in ben Staatenbuno .auiaenpmmene
8ebiete besOaen.
yfad ben gntideioungeu oes 8eri1.
tes miifen bic 36ae, ,pelde bon unierer
Meslerung nad oem 6rieoensIdluB auf
pprto Rico uno anoeren esnleln erbo.
ben wnrben. ebe Elm gonsrsBaeieb oar.
!iber Dorlae. siriif besablt iceroen, Die
3oae aber, Die nah grlaB beg Serafer.
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tionell.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-05-30
Neneite Na1rt1te1t.

Sn ge5ue auf Die p6ilippinen bat.
oas gunoesobergeridt 'nihts aet6an.
9ie 9erren &ihter oabten offenbar.
Tie bdtten uorldufig 3Onfuiion genug
anaeribtet nno pertaateu fi9 am
Dienfaa Nadmittas in aaer gile uno
Sti0e bis am erfen Wontas int Ot=
tober.
ginbrehsr ipreneteu in Der Dienlfag
Na9t in Der Sant Der Ortlbaft graoz
ner bel SSOiforia, o., ben @elolbrant
uno erbeuteteit ca. $4,000. Gin
Nabtmddter ihoB auf bic &duber,
pelde mittelit elmer 9railine auf Der
0ofina Nallep=8abn ibr gntfommen
betDertifellisten.
Sn Belle Center bel BeGlefontaine,
o., lpollte sefern Morgen Grau Granf
Sidles ihr 3iidenfeuer nit 9iilfe bon
Reroiene ansiinben. Cine grplofon
erfolate. bic ssrau lieat an Branomunz
ben auf ben Sob barnieber unb ibre
stpei Rinoer. elm Sdualina uno ein 5=
ldbriger Rnabe. erlitten ben Glammen=
too.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-05-30
1as ,leberieben Der eeeionetft.u.

SIM Qampfe um's Daiein bleibem. ipie Der aroBe &c.
ehrte Spenrer iagt nnr bic Geei8neten bic f6rperlI
Iadti9en olS @teger am 2eben. Seio oli0 auf GMrer
PMf Rranfbet begnnt pie ieoes beimtiidii@e llebtl
nit fIeinen Mnfdu9en, 3ebtem 2opfipeb fplQen nur
au baIb bohrenbe nnb itedbenbe Roptfnmeracn pbn.
lnoHtsanIdne. DhrenjauItn; benz papptgen Gei9maci
balo MMfoBen. uebelfeit DeritDpfnng Bis 3eber unb
Nieren fhlieBIiG bodgrabig hrpnii1 entainbet Fnb
nnb Der anaaen id III BEN frotIpen 3uitanb polffdns
bigger 3errhttun9 befnbet Damn lanfen bic llmgldd.
Ii1en Doa Ueratpeiflnns umber, merben eine ettbte
0eute getpijlenOier Quad5aIber pber ergeben m NIT
Murren uno Ragen iiber baS ielbitneri1uIbee Glenb
TT ibr 0ei1id 9as ift aber gar niebt nbtbig bern,
pe init Ollie ber beribmten ct Bernarb RrdnterpiI-
Lem 6ie fiir % Gents IN alien Mpobefen baben nb,
baS 2e6en bon cornberein bdtte Derbtet erben fol.
len, 10 fann baefbe NIT benz 9leiden Maittel and1 in
BEN pdteren Gtabint Md flrirt iperbt 10 baB 6ieie
GterbenSfroHfen nod .hberlebeus. Die CT Bernaro
9r6uterpilleH entbQlten feine metoIiinen @ife ME
Gnedflber pber 16nenitetn ipbern nnr bic belfrdf.
tighten Qran5enIdfte In icrgfdIti9sr 8ubereuns unb
better Wliinunel
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-05-30

a
/ aemeIoeten eruption bes 3eloei.Duls
| tans brei Enropder uno 178 gingebD-
rene ums 2eben geiommen limb.
Sn 0errnfai, prenb. Reeierunasbe-
3irt Breslau, bat iirb cine grdBlicbe Ga-
milientraa6Die ereignet. gine irriinntge
Grau. Nan,ens SCHUBERT, bot orei ibrer
Sinoer nit einem Belle aet6otet uno ein
Diertes fduer uerDnnoet.
Srob Der Shatfade, bab bic Beulens
pet ii9 in penoidab (Snbien) aus-
breitet, mo iie li1 bereits III inebreren
butoert 96rfern eii19eniifet bat, baben
bic bon Der Hegierung anaeoroneten
ianitdren WaBreaeln Sur llnteroriifung
oer 5euhe Die BeD0lterung 10 erbittert,
oaB Die Nesieruns lih sur Rufgdngig=
madung Der angeoroileten WlaBnabmen
9eSpun9en eeieben bot.
Sn einem billieen 2oeirbaufe an Der
Soriot Str, Wbitedapeloiltritt, Gone
bon, untpeit Der Stelle, mo i'm Sabre
1886 Der uSdliber=Saeob" feline Worb-
tbaten Dollbrabte, tpuroe AM Sonntag
Mor9en Elm % Sabre altes Ssrauen5iin=
mec Namens Nnnie Nultin tDbtli1 per=
munoet aefunoen uno nod Dem 6oipi=
tai aebradt, mo iie ltarb. 9ie Nrt
uno gDeiie, tpie Der Woro beaangen
muroe. Sleibt Der Metbooe bes vSdli=
Btr=SacOb" auf Elm Saar. uno cine Ba=
nit bat lid per Yepobner ienes Di=
itritts bemd6tist.
Sn @enua (Stalien) serietben be-
truntene oeutide Seeleute bonn 2lopb=
oampfer ~Werra" nit Stalienern in
einen Streit. Der su Sbdtlibfeiten aus=
artete. Ser Stemaro Seinrih 3olfs
erbielt eine Ruael ourd ben Gopf unb
ftarb auf Der Stelle. Der Staliener.
wel6er ben tootbrinseroen @huB abs
feuerte. 5ebauptet. aus Notbuebr ge=
banoelt gu babsn.
Gis beutibe 6lotteuoipiIion in Off
inoien bat Oroer aur 6eimtebr erbalten.
Gss9leihen 1T Die Aul6iung oes beut=
lden ggpeoitionstorps in Petldili an=
9epronet norben.
Sie 8urenfpmmanoos QriBineer,
8pu &eeneu uno ssoube iino mieoer in
Die Raptolonie einaserunesn.
Cine in gerona (Stalien) berausae-
gebene 3eitung meloet ben Selbffmorb=
perfud zines iungen 8robldmieos Na=
mems pietrucci. ber Elm 8eitdnbnib ab.
aelegt bat. bob er su ein.m Mnardi=
itenuerein seb6re uno burd's 2oos aus=
erlpdblt moroen lei, Den beutlden Sat=
ier su ermoroen. st babe es poreeso=
gen, lid ielbft um5ubrineen. als ben
Moroanlblag auf ben SaiIer su ma=
1en. pietrucci bat ferner Die Namen
9esuiiier @enoiien entbult, bic auserie=
ben paren. Die 8Onisin Selene bon
Stalien, ben frans0itTben 8rdIioenten
eoubet uno Den ruiiiIden 9ailer gu er=
n1Droen.
Die oeutid feinolide Wsitation in
Der propins pOien nimmt beunrubi=
genoe Werbaltnllie an unb Die preubil1e
Ge9ieruna bat in 6olse oeiieu alle poll
nilhen 8eriammlungen udbreno Der
pfingftfeiertage oerboten, nibt nur iol<
DE, pelhe in geidlofenen Sotalen ab=
sebalten tperoen loQten. ionoern au1
Die unter freiem Simmel.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-05-30

&atarrb famn nidbt sebeilt wernen bMrtb Ipta!e
Mpplifotpnen, ba e ben GB Der Qranfbet nit erreis
den f1rnen. Ratarrb 1T cine BIut. phsr Gpnititn.
tionSRronfheit nub nm ie au belen mibt Sbr timer.
iide 1eiimitteI nebmen. 9aR8 Gatnrrb Hnr nirb
iHleimige Gberfl1Ge OARS Ssotarrb Rnr iit feine
Anodfalber.N .Neoiain Ste ipurbe felt Sahren bon eis
mem ber been Meroe beeS 2anbeS Derorbnet unb iit
eir regelmdbigeS Hecept Ge beftebt aus ben belten
befannten 9pnics nerbunben nit ben beiten Blmtrei
nignugsmitteln, bic bireft auf bic G6eimoberfdcbe
mtrfen. Die pollfpmmeHe gerbtnbunQ Der atpei Ne.
ftonbtheile lit eS, mas ip muuberrne Nenlate bet
ber Neilung BON Rotdrrb berporbringt. ~ 2aBt gut
3eu8uifie um{pnit fntden
8. s. gbenep 4 s o.. Gigentb. HrIeop q.
Werfnnft bon olIen MpDtheien. Yreis rs gents
9nrS JomiIiens 4illeu iinb bic tsiten,
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= 3ie Mmerifanilhe Nihel @ef

= Die MmeritaniIbe Bibel @eie0=
idaft ldBt iebt in Cincinnati bic Bibel
in bic Sprahe Der Jilipinos iiberieben.
Die Soften Der 9eritelluns Der iiber.
ieBten Bibel weroen auf $3.50. 900 Der.
anidla9t. gs miro lnbeHen nod lC
Sabre oauern. big oas Werf oollenoet
uno bic Civilization Der Sa9alen mil
Der Bibel Derbehert meroen fann. SeB1
perben betanntlid nur nod nit pulpe,
uno Blei uno Sdnaps auf ben pbilip.
pinen cipiliiatorlide Mnitrenaunsen &c,
lnadt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-05-30

Wir balten tets 2dle aler Mrt an
0anb unb pertaufen au billiaef prei-
len unD limb Fets beifrebt, uniere Run-
ben reell uno auf's BeIte su beoienen.
glcr. Guibart, Gilsen q Co.,
Netp pbilabelpbia, 81.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1901-07-13
who WroteM

ssThese are words of mighty import.
They involve consequences of the
most momentous character. I take
leave to say that if the principles thus
announced should ever receive the
sanction of a majority of this court, a
radical and mischieyouS change in our
system of government will be the re-
suit. We will, in that event, pass
from the era of constitutional liberty
guarded and protected by q written
constitution into an era of legislative
absolutism. -
Here is d serious charge brought
against the majority of the supreme
court of the United States. The
court is accused of bringing about a
s'change in our system of government"
NOT only a change but a radical
and mischieyous" change. It is charg-
ed that in the event of that decision
and the decision was 'consti-
tutional liberty'' would be lost and
san era of legislative absolutism
ushered in.
What graver Indictment could be
brought against our highest judicial
tribunal? Who wrote it? Who is
guilty of thus rejecting upon the pa
triotism and purpose of the court?
Let the republican papers ferret out
the culprit and visit condign punish
ment upon him. Let him feel the
righteous wrath of those pure and
Immaculate souls who always bow to
court decision when it is on their
side), and never utter a reflection
against a judge (unless he decides
against them).
Who wrote the words above quoted?
Did they emanate from demagogue;
was this the wall of defeated candi-
date; was it the speech of some dis
turber of the peace-some stirrer up
of discomfort?
No, the words will be found in
dissenting opinion of a justice of the
supreme court of the United States of
America. A democratic justice? No.
A populist justice? No. A silver re-
publican justice? No.
What then? They are the words of
a republican justice of the supreme
court Justice Harlan appointed by
republican president.
Hereafter. when republican papers
desire to condemn those who criticize
a supreme court decision. let them be-
gin at the top and assa1l Justice Har-
Ian first. After they have admins
tered to him the rebuke which he,
from their standpoint, deserves, they
will be too much exhausted to attack
those who quote Justice Harlan
against the court.-Commoner.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1901-07-13
fEirst Publication June 2s-5w)
Case No. 3741.
SHERIFF'S SALE.

STATE OF KANSAS,
PHnLIRs COUNTY, SIS
In the District Court of Phillips County.
Willism B. Tibbits, Plaintiff.
Joseph S. Friant, Alice NJ. Friaut, J smes Woods
Annie Nj. Woods, and The Trust Company of
America, Trustees. Defendants.
DUBLIC notice is hereby given, that uGdcr, and
I by virtue of the Judgment rendered in the
above entitled action, in and by the above named
court and of an order of sale issued on said judg-
ment. to directed and delivered, 1 viii, on
July 20, 1901 at the hour of O'Clock H.. of said
day. at the east door of the Court House in Phil
lipsburg. in the County of Phil ps. State of Ran
sas, offer at public ale and sell to the highest
bidder, for cash in hand, the following described
real property. namely: The south half of the
southeast quarter and the eouthcast quarter of
the southwest quarter of SET ii IN twenty four (2
and the northeast quarter of the northwest quar-
ter of section twenty-five (25l all in township two
~ south of range sineteen (19l west of the 9th
2. in Phillips county. Ksnsas Said property
has been levied upon and IL to be sold as the
property of tt e above named defendants.
Dated this 9th day Of June A. 1901.
II n. YERT0N,
Sheriff CT Phillips County.
: r. FRANK SFINsoA and GEO. u WHITCoMB.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1901-07-13
Low Rate Bulletin.

The Missouri Pacific will have round
trip tickets on sale for the following
occasions at very low rates:
Buffalo, n. Y, Pan-American Ex-
position, May1 to Nov. 1.
Colorado Springs, Colo.D Irrigation
Congress, July 12-16.
San Francisco, Epworth League,
July 1921.
Milwaukee. Wis, Elks, July 1926.
Chicago, ILL.,, Baptist Y. P. Union,
July 1928.
Louisville, KY, Knights Templar,
Aug. 27-31.
San Francisco, Episcopal Church
Con-, Oct 2.
Steamship tickets to and from
Europe via all lines.
For rates, dates of sale. limits, print
ed matter and further information see
nearest agent or address
CHAs. e. STYLES, p. & 7. A.,
n. G. TOWNSEND, Atchison, Kans.
G.. P, & T. A., st. Louis, Mo.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1901-07-13
Standing Up For kansas.

You can bank on the Sure-enough
Kansan maintaining his nerve and the
good name of Kansas at all times and
at all places, even if it takes the last
cent he has. While the Kansas edi-
tors were enroute to the Pan Amer
lean Exposition, we spent one day in
st. Louis Sunday. Jack Schall, edi-
tor of the Troy Chief, was one of the
party. Mrs. Schall was also along.
She had girl chum in the city, OF
rather in the suburb town of Kirk
wood, whom she had not seen since
either had been married. The chum
had married an Episcopalian minister,
a cousin of Bishop Potter, and he is
pastor of the church at Kirkwood, the
majority of the members being rich
st. Louis merchants. Mrs. Schall is
proud of Jack, as she might well be,
and insisted that they should go out
to see her chum who had married the
minister, and presumably, to give the
chum a chance to gaze upon the man
ly form of the Kansas editor who she
had led to the altar. They went, and
reached the church just as the services
began. 1t is evident that Jack does
not go to church very often, else he
would have done as all good and regu-
lar attendants at the ''meetin' house"
do-he would have provided his purse
with some small change. The con
gregation was small, but quite select.
The neighboorhood is quiet and every
body knows everybody else, so that
the stranger was the cynosure 1--WE are
not dead sure that that is the right
word, but it goes of all eyes about the
time the silver platter came around
for the contribution, Jacks smallest
change was a 16 to l silver dollar
but he never heSitated. He chucked
it onto the plate, among the cent
pieces, nickleS and dimes, with a
clang like the fall of kitchen stove
pipe on a frosty morning and he
turned a hair. When the meetin'
broke up it seemed that everybody
wanted to be introduced to the
wealthy Kansas friend of the minis
ter" and Jack and Mrs. Scha1 held
small reception in front of the altar,
before the congregation would dis
perse. After they were well out of
hearing distance, on the street car,
going back to the hotel, Mrs. Schall
suggested that Jack was Throwing
himself" pretty early on the trip, as
was eyinced by his dollar contribution
at the church. ''Little one,'' said
Jack, 81 never gave up a dollar easier
in all my life. Your judgement in the
selection of a husband and the good
name of Kansas were both at stake at
the same time. 1t only cost a dollar
to sustain your good Judgement at the
same time to restore confidence in
the people of Konsas-I'd have spent
it, at such an opportunity, if it had
been the last dollar I had on earth
and we had to give up the Pan-Amer-
lean Exposition and been compelled to
hoof Ter back to Kansas. . Do you
believe she really blames her husband
for wasting his money!" You bet
she doesn't. Do you, Mr.. Kansas man?
Well bet you don 't.-KanSas Demo-
Graf
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1901-07-13

sound Of gu" in jugular, and pro-
nounce peritonitis, bronchitis and
laryngitis as though they were spelled
peritoneetis, broncheetis and laryn-
geetiS. Not few lawyers make only
two syllables of yenire. A good many
statesmen pronounce patriot and its
derivatives with the short sound of
''a, y and many of the clergy say ''Pal-
esteem" when they should pronounce
the name of the Holy Land as it is
spelled, giving the 81" the long sound.
Even the hangman follows the spell
ing of gallows, when he should say
''gallus. TX. G. Star.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1901-07-13
Nance.
- hours


Township news in Y hours!
Ho for Albertal is the cry now.
Mr. 3. Bidwen called at Mr.. Rich
ards the 10th.
Messrs. Marshall and Roberts have
returned from Oklahoma.
Wesley Knauber has bought John
Avery's farm Consideration not
learned.
Mr.. Greenman was recently dragged
quite a distance by a COW and serious
ly injured.
Nellie and Minnie Garrett have
been enjoying the hospitality of the
Gooder home
Two rthree days will tell the story
corn or no corn. 1t is making gall
LIANT fight against hot winds.
Clarence Waldo, of Bloomington,
was severely hurt in the face the 4th
by a boys careleSSness with a giant
cracker.
The Young Woman,s Christian as
ISOLATION starts most auspiciously with
sixteen active and some honorary
members. Mrs. Mabel Stewart, Miss
Porter and Pearl Hester. Bell Hen
derson, Mrs. Mckenzie and Bessie
Stewart were made president, vices,
treasurer, corresponding and record
ing secretaries respectively. May it
accomplish the desired aim, and bring
Christ's Kingdom to many now unac-
quainted with His love-.
Mrs. MONK.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1901-07-13

Several candidates are already be-
ing mentioned for the Office of county
commissioner in the third district.
We understand the present incum-
bent, Mr.. Hageman, will ask renom-
ination. We have also heard friends
of D. j. Kinsey, Isaac Johnson and
Charles HaSSler mention their names
in that connection. These are ali
good men and either of them would
make first-class commissioner. On
the republican side we hear Charles
Morrison is the principal one spoken
of as vet.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1901-07-13
DIR. D. D. HAGGARD,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.

Phillipsburg, Kansas. Prompt response to calls
night or day. Office: McCermick'E drug store,
Phone ID. Residence: Wm. Bisseu residence.
Phone IS.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1901-07-13

Judge Pratt is asking the appoint
ment for district Judge to succeed
Judge Geiger. If republican is to
have the place we should like to see
Judge Pratt get it, and we under
stand the chances are good that he
will land the plum.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1901-07-13

Strange how birds of feather will
flock together. B. II. Tracy, one of
Senator Burton's recent appointees,
has big fight on hand from members
of his own party in his county. They
have filed all sorts of charges against
him-almost as many and as serious
as those filed against Burton himself
by Cy Leland.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1901-07-13

The Younger brothers, Cole and
Jim, who were sent to the Minnesota
penitentiary for life for murder, and
robbery of the Mortified National
bank in 1876, have just been pardoned
out. We suppose it is expected that
this act of so-called mercy will restore
the lives of their victims.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1901-07-13
PROFESSIONAL eles
B. FRANK STIESoN,

General law practice. Real eesste and iaenfs
snce business. The old reliable Aiya 3. Eee<soz
sbstract books. Correctness guaranteed.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1901-07-13
First publication July 13-3w.)
PUBLICATION NOTICE.

II inc UIEtf!CL OOUTb OF FhIIllps County, hansass
o. s. Wing, Plaintiff.
Lula Mccoy and James Coffey. Defendants
Lula Mccoy will take notice that you have been
eued in the above named court, and that you
must answer the petition filed therein by the
above named plaintiff or before the 18th day of
August, 1891, said petition will be taken as
true. and Judgment rendered against the said
Lula Mccoy q1ieting the title in and to the fol-
lowing real estate situated in Phillips county
Kansas to wit: the so1ta-West quarter of sec.
ton twelve O2) township one % Of range nine
teen 90 Phillips county Kansas, in said plsintif
o S. Wing, and for costs of suit. and 8 further
judgment against all defe pdants debarriug eaid
Lula Mccoy from any interest or dowry therein
aud quieting said title therein to IiaiRtif O. S.
Wing and for ctsts OF suit.
Attest. n. B. MCCORMICK.
W. A BARRON, Plaintiffs Attorney
Clerk District Court.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1901-07-13

The pardoning fad is fast adding
weight to the sentiment in favor of
capital punishment. When a murder
err is executed, no fool governor can
come along and set him at liberty af-
Ter a few wears of punishment. -
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1901-07-13
Missouri Pacific Ry.

The Government Fast Mail Route.
New Short Line to the Famous
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1901-07-13

Joe Lees restaurant and short order
house is the place to go to get first
class meal-giYe him trial Fine
line Of confectionery. cigars, tobac
Goes etc,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-20
SEVERAL FIRMS AFFECTED.
AT PIainfeId, N. j., 1900 Machinists
VIII Quit Work

NEW YORK, May 19.--At Plainfeld
N. j., 1t is regarded that 1900 macnin-
lists out of 1,40O employed in that city.
VIII go out tomorrow morning. The
large shops there are the Pond Machine
company, Scott Printing Press COMPANY.
Potter Press works, Aluminium T-late
ana Press works and the Campbell Press
works. The Pond company's men VIII
not strike, as their demand for an in
crease will be answered after the meet
ing OF the directors June 3.
There is complicated situation at tho
Potter works, because of religious be-
lief No work is done on SATURDAYS. be-
cause the management is Of the Seventh
Day Baptist persuasion. Very little work
is done on Sundays, because most Of
the men do not believe In working Sun
Gays, but they are in the minority The
cutting out of two days in the week
makes it needful for the men to work
longer hours each working day in order
to get in a weeks work The result
OF this is that even if the company yields
1t VIII be necessary to make a separate
working schedule for this shop.
Newark, n. j., is expecting a strike
In the morning. The high plants are
Watts, Campbell & Co, Mines & Pill
lips, the Crocker-Wheeler company and
the Harrison Marine Engine company.
The Crocker-Wheeler3 company agreed to
compromise with the men at nine and
a half hours. 1t is possible they will
grant the other half tomorrow