Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1903-04-23
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Large Commodious Rooms.
Comfortable Beds,
- $50
Meals, Is Cents
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VIM. BRADLEY,
Proprietor. .-.-

Cane seed and katir corn seed at 40c
per bu. at the Feed Mill.
Meals 20 cents at the Blue Front
Restaurant four doors north Of First
National Bank. :.
VIM. Bradley assumed control of
the Hotel BiSsell last night. Notice
his ad In this issue.
Henry Adee has bought a farm in
Glenwood township near the state line
and Is moving up there today.
Cook wanted at Tooker House.
Good wages and steady job.
W. H. TooKER.
See Mahin & Mahln if you desire to
make farm loan. Office with G. A.
Lewis, Phillipsburg, Kansas. !.
Those new suits the Shimeall store
Is showing are handles. They make
you look like a fashion plate.
@. NJ. Arnold returned from his Iowa
visit Tuesday, and is now ready to be-
gin his duties as county Superintend-
ent.
An elegant 100 piece English semi
porcelain dinner set for So at Bride
groom s. Marsh's. Ask our competi-
tors their price.
Shimeall's have just received ship
ment of those famous Drew Selby
Shoes. Those that have worn them
say they have no equal 4
A good fairly smooth farm for sale
at $7.00 per acre If sold now. No i'm
provementS. Possession given at once
W. II. PRATT, Office over Phillips
County Bank.
Every one is invited to attend the
lecture on "Fraternal Matters" which
will be given at the Presbyterian
church by Maj. W. L. Brown of the
2lst., Kansas volunteers, Tuesday af-
ternoon.
The ladies of the NJ. e. church at
Norton edited the last issue of the
Courier. All the profits of the weeks
work we're generously donated to the
church. The ladies prepared a very in
tereSting paper.
Rev. G.. D. Yoakum arrived In this
city Thursday evening for short
visit with friends. He has been
preaching for a time In the Congrega-
tional church at Lenora, He left
Saturday for MahaSka.
Frank Pomeroy died Tuesday morn
ing at the poor house Of paralysis. He
was about forty years of age. The
remains were taken in charge by his
brother, Ed Pomeroy, and buried In
the Iowa Union cemetery.
Several papers have already an
nounced who is TO deliver the memoir
ial address In their towns. This is a
reminder that 1t is about time ar
rangements we're made In this city.
Who will be the orator uf the day?
Ethel Johnson, of Greenwood town
ship, departed Saturday morning for
Holton where she will enter the
Campbell University for the spring
term. The school is good one and
Phillips county has furnished 1t a
number OF students.
Did you notice the commissioners
order concerning Russian thistles 4?
II not, ii is to the effect that they
must be destroyed between June Goth
and July Goth or the road oyerseer
will be instructed to do so and tax the
costs up to the land owners.
The best advertising for the Her.
aid is the good words spoken for it by
its friends. A good word costs you no
thing, not even an effort and its in
fluence will mean a great deal to the
Herald. II you like the paper, don't
hesitate to reccomend it to your
friends.
A new subscriber who sent in his
name about four weeks ago complains
because the paper has not yet been
received. This must happen through
the fault Of some postal clerk. The
name was set up in the mailing gal
ley the same week it was received and
the paper has been forwarded regular.
iyeter since.