Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-09-22

come. L Ou II enjoy IL IL you 90 ana
regret 1t if you don't.
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We have few report cards that
| will be sold at very reasonable rate
The street fair began to begin early
Sunday morning when the dog show
arrived.
The prospects for the completion OF
the Masonic Temple and opera house,
before the end or the year are very
good.
Editor Boyd, Of the Post, and Mat
teSon, of the HERALD visited Topeka
Friday while the state fair was in pro-
greSS.
Kansas real estate is the best prop
erty on earth and Phillips is unex-
celIed by any other like territory in
Kansas.
Crap-shooterS were arrested at Nor
ton recently. This game is frequent
lily observed In PhillipSburg during the
week and on Sundays but arrests have
not occurred.
Some Of our exchanges are wonder
ing how it happened that the feet
and limbs OF a man who fell head
first into the cylinder Of a threshing
machine, were ground to a pulp: So
are we.
We understand that VIM. Strain
will take Mr.. Koontz's place as agent
here. Mr.. Strain is son Of Frank
Strain Of Phillipsburg and this brings
him close to his old home.-Prairie
View News.
Herbert Eaves arrived In this city
last Monday and will visit with his
relatives, the Stearns and Jones fami-
lies. Mr.. caves comes from Clay
county. He speaks very favorably Of
this part Of the state.
There Is a Christian Scientist In
eastern Kansas who frequently whips
his children. His neighbors cannot
understand why he doesn't let his
mind triumph over matter to such an
extent that he can believe they do
not need 1t.
r If people would spend as much time
and money every four years for the
advancement OF their town as they do
for campaign expenses ETC., prosperity
would not be holding back to see who
was elected before 1t would come to
the homes Of the voters.-Ex.
Real estate will move With a rush
this season and those who desire to
dispose Of thelF farm property will
find this good time to do 1t. The
new firm OF Pratt and Mills is one OF
the most successful In north west ern
Kansas and is an agency that the
HERALD can cheerfully recommend
to the public.
Ed O, Little became a populist
10 1895 because he failed to land the
Republican nomination for Congress-
man. at-large. He Jared pretty well
at the hands Of the populists and now
that they are no more he desires to re-.
turn to the fold and again have a
chance to crafty his political ambl-
tlons. Such is politics. Mr.. Little is
a strong orator aud placed Bryans
name before the convention.
Old Time play some queer pranks.
-Four years ago the Pops and Demo.
crafts In this country thought the
gates OF our national existence hinged
on the money question. They think
now that the Republicans have settl.
ed 1t so we'll that II is no longer worth
mentioning. The party that can let
tie this great issue to the entire salts
faction Of everybody IS a pretty good
party to tie tO.-Jegell Republican.
Two sets Of double committees are
attempting to do business in the fu.
sion camp this fall. The one set, gen.
orally regarded by the fuslopists as
the legal committee, was named at
the county convention which nOml-
mated county ticket; the other was
named at previous time and is John
Lowe. There does not seem to be a
very great amount OF brotherly love
between them but there is unity OF
purpose-bOth are against the Regpb-
llcans.
There are said IN be no tramps In
Germany. Whenever person cannot
work and earn living the govern
ment provides for him. When man
who can work and fails to lind employ.
ment, the government provides work
for him, and 1t is seldom that a man
cares " have the government look up
job for him. In the most prosper.
GUS times we have the greatest mum.
Der II tramps. Why not try the Ger
man plan. IL II works there, 1t ought
also To work here.
II you hear story TO the effect that
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