Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1903-12-24

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G. H. Tannahill returned from Kan,
sas City Saturday evening where he
had been looking for more cattle,
G. A. Barnard, L. X. Canadian, B.
G.. Button, and John Swart all of Long
Island were in PhilllpSburg Monday.
Llveryman Buckley cared for 125
horses, Friday of last week and that
was not his largest day of the week
either
The Offering for Home Missions at
the Presbyterian church, last Sunday,
amounted to s44 O23 This is the larg-
est offering ever made by'this church.
Jackson county is the seat Of war In
the first district. Broderick is now in
the race for Congress doomed by the
machine for the purpose of defeating
Curtis &<s :
On Wednesday, Judge Countryman
granted marriage licenses to Elmer j.
Miller and Sylvia Follett, Of Long
Island, and G G.. Dorsey and L. B.
Gibbs Of Marvin.
G.. Kolste, Administrator of the
Veldman Estate, was in the city Fri
day. Mr.. Kolste states that his two
Missouri corn hukers are cribbing
over 100 bushels of corn a day.
w. ]. StrOup manager of the Citi-
zens Lumber Company, of Hobart, y.
T., arrived in the city Yesterday. He
will visit short time with his par
ents in Bow Creek before his return.
to Oklahoma.
In answer to an advertisement,
chow to get rich, a never failing
scheme; price one dollar" a New Jer-
sey man receivad this secret: ''Save
your money, and do not answer adver-
tlsementS like this one. "-Ex.
The local Teachers ASSo clatlon of
the northwest district held a meeting
at Long Island Saturday. An educa-
tional rally was also held in the even
ing. Good programs were rendered
and the attendance was very good.
John MolliSon of Smith county who
was recently sprung for congress by
the populists, passed through the city
Monday on his return home from
some of the western counties. He
said he had been on bridge business.
To break the monotony of how old
Is Ann? Some fellow has invented
the following new problem. "a young
woman goes up stairs at 7:l5 to dress
for the evening. She is nineteen years
old and weights 1O2 pounds. State
the wait of the young man below.
The first edition of the Harmon D.
Wilson book numbering 1000 copies is
off from the press. The Herald has a
vOlumn and can recommend it as a
book Of peculiar value to Kansas
homes. 1t only costs ST.. You can
better afford to buy than to be with
out.
John Fearing arrived Sunday morn.
ing from Marvin, Kansas and is spend.
ing his holiday vacation with the old
folks. John is prospecting out at Mar
vim and looks hearty and happy. lie is
a hustler, full of life and good humor
and that sort of fellow always gets
along all right. -Mankato Advocate.
An exchange says that every paper
in the state should publish the fact
that burnt corn is sure cure for hog
cholera and adds: st was first dis
covered by dstiller in Illinois. II
was thrown to the hogs and eaten by
them. Before that time a number
had been dying each day with Cholera,
but the disease Immediately disap-
peared. 1t is so simple a remedy that
it can be easily tried"
The teachers Of Philips county held
their second county association at
Phillipsburg, November I. This was
one of the largest associations ever
held in the county, about ninety
teachers besides maay visitors being
present The meeting was quite sue
cessful and good interest is taken nv
the teachers in this line OF their work
The schools Of Phillips county under
the direction Of Supt. G. N. Arnold
are excepting up the standard. Kan
saS Educator.
The team Of Walter Clark became
frightened Yesterday at the southeast
corner of the square aud ran away
Irvln Mcdowell made quick run for
the head of the team. missed the bit
but caught line and turned them in
toward the bank building where the