Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1902-12-18
Finest snow in years, about eight
inches. Wheat crop safe until the

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inches. Wheat crop safe until the
next.
Mrs. Blossom of O'brien county
Iowa, sister Of B. j. Garberson, ar
rived in this city yesterday for an eX-
tended visit with relatives.
F. D. Kelley and wife of Indianola,
Iowa, who have been visiting their
friend r. O. Swearingen of this city
departed for their home last night.
Julia Dent Grant, widow of General
Ulysses S. Grant, died at her home in
Washington, d. c., Sunday night,
heart failure being the cause of death.
Mrs. Grant was 10 years of age.
Vol. No. of the Prairie View
Advertiser by A. f. Walker & Son
has been received at this office. Cal
vim has liking for the newspaper
profession and will give his town the
Prairie View News. Success to the
News.
The Blue Front Restaurant is now
in shape to give you first class meal
for 20 cents, also pays special atten-
tiOn to lunches and short orders.
Baking in connection. We will be
pleased to serve you. -Four doors
north of First National Bank. Open
till II O'Clock at night.
B. A. BARRETT. Proprietor.
Our bright young friend Minor
Justin of Crystal township, is prepar-
ing to enter the State Agricultural
College at Manhattan, Kansas, and
to equip himself with the best train
ing that institution affords. This is
wise step and Minor will always be
glad for taking it. He has the max
ing of a good big man in him, and it
is safe to predict for him a successful
future.
A peculiar and fatal accident re-
Gently occurred to a valuable colt
owned by j. d. Matteson. The colt
was about seven months old and high
spirited. He had just been broken to
the halter, and Thursday when he
was being led out to water he gave an
exhibition of his mettle and acrObatic
tendencies, by plunging into the air
and turning somerSault backward,
with the result of striking his head
against the frozen earth SO forcibly
that he was never after able to rise.
Death followed in about two days.
The fame of A. S. McCoppin as an
advertiser still continues TO spread.
He lately received a request from an
enterpriSing mercantile firm in Allan
Ia, Texas, for copy of an ad which
recently appeared in the Herald An
advertiser however is helpless without
a good medium through which TO work
and the better the medium employed
the more successful will the adverti-
sing be. The moral to this is write
readable ads, select the best adverti-
sing medium, and then reap the result
of your foresight. The ad above re-
fered to was scientifically prepared
and published In the Herald. Hence
no other result could be expected.
jacob Nipps of this little burg has a
specific for the head ache and it is so
cheap and simple that no one need
suffer any longer. This remedy may
be had for the expenditure of but a
few cents and will last life time. He
says all that is necessary is to procure
fine copper wire and place it around
the neck, so that the wire will rest
upon the projection of the first verte-
bra and to twist the ends together in
front leaving the ends free and point
ing toward the shoulders, For more
explicit directions inquire of Mr..
Nipps. He is a very philantropic in
dividual and will gladly explain the
merits and workings OF The appliance,