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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-11-25
Nnrn pnkntn.

Sbeobor Stcpens, iom for to Tiger
iiSen frarepeoe Ole @unoerion $500
nGr 2eoant @lcpator / 8rano SORTS.
bIep forleben Dag ienot til 8eformifo.
len i Mdnoan. Steperrs er fun II
War gontmel.
u. Garliun, Der, iont onlialt Der
gIabet, plpnoreoe rs Wanb / Strib's
g~iIliarbItue / 1iagnra, blep lsslaot
al ssreosoommer Mfc2nltghlin. San
blep 2srSags Iften otter arreiteret |
Gait @ralro Sorts paa Srore ira
Sre0soomnler gerf6eimer % togep
tilboge iii Riaeara for at iRtteS I'M.
Der iorelsbigt 6orber.
Spurposnc / Sarso. Otter man.
ge Mars 8enten OF UNDERSTANDING cr
etoelig SporpognsIinien / Sarge
fGr6is og ifal bespnbc Srofifen Eat.
iigelieSSogen. Sor Here gar iioen
fpm anpitaliiter ira giten; erbpcrpe'
Sc Gei.Het % ifiiloe bpgge gnnen.
men iaa foripanot De, 90 Sngen laa
i 0eSpaftoet Ell Sio. Sau tog lofale
YergemGnb zig al oct % if 8ei.Tet'
ten % begpnote arbeibet, iom MI er
iGroigt. Set err Sanfen ienere at
bpg9e 2inier no til Snaabper / Nore,
Spo og Belt os sitooer til Steoer
Rinneiota.
Sporpugnc / 8ranb Sprfs. 0eit
eleftriife 9ane giemrem gpen no til
Stotsimiperlitetet CT netpp iGroig, oa
Srufifcn er begpubt. 8ancn er 6Dg.
get al GengcnGro / 8rano SORTS oa
llniperiitctetS 6afultet, 90 araften
faneS ira llniperiitetets WaifinblS.
Dan penter, at @leoantaaet peo ltni'
periitetct bill fors9es Oerneo, at Stp.
benterne Fan DO | gpen o9 let fortn1r
no ill Sfolen | betibS. Sortuitoriet
peb llnipcrlitetet bar pPret operiplot.
8. 8. NlidiclOt, bans Siitrie og
TO Born / @rono Sorts reiite forrige
Sirsoog iii Sos Mugeles, 9al., FOR
at tilbringc @irteren Der. s Dim.
bags fom Der BUD ira California, at
Mrs. 9li1ielot par bso. Sfjsnt bun
De TO iiolte Mar hnr ifrautet, tom BOG
bette @uoitdb upertet. Sun bsbe paa
5ogct, on bet nGrmeoe iig Sos Inge'
les, on blep bedrapen ser.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-11-25

life S~citctninore ~bebagelis. Or. Tr'
eerion err Ianit "a er al De ire Sfut.
Sinauer, Der bobottcrcoe for ltnipsrii.
feief.
Yrnlnp. Snsbas Gftermtobag bier
Nr. Sobs. ,@rsicfb og Miis Snnit
Stienm pieoe / fit f%remtioige Stem,
BIAS elliot Mueniie, minneapolis, 4
SuerpGr at CIT areos al tine nGrmc'
ite Genncr. 0ieIien blep ~forretiet al
Boitor 3. @. Rreus. 8rltoeps "1iais
OF Sonor" Dor Dfiis @unbilS Smana.
Orr: &. q. &. Mnoerien par 9riioe-
iocrb, oa WiSieS Slga % anfer
9ptm 9ruoepiger. grio % Srito-
aont CT popnlGre Reolernmer al 6or.
oringen "6rum" o. bar taeet en- lie.
oenoe Eel | iorffielliee Gilettantfore,
irilin9er | De ienere aar. ii.
Ieu0e".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-11-25
6reosmcoet | SGtersoafs
Wcnigbco.

Ssitmsbet for Secprub areSs aiboISs
ties Den 17be. 1soe % lobe Nooember
SptershaIs Reuiebeb. Der for Siben cI
betieut al Saitor 8. q. 8lt. Reoet aab'
neSes Sirsbas Sorm. 81. 105. alotters
tieneiten forrcttebeS at Raitor Srcper,
Sc 9 ferite GerS af Salme go. 534
SdnSitaos Salmebog blep iuuget, boor'
efter @aitcr Nrpeien bolbt YrGbiteu.
ON gftermihbasen be8pnbte Reeets
SorbauoIiuscr 81. 9. SeIeenoe TO gms
ner bar cpitiIlet til SebanbIine: ~ Ser
treble Nrtitel. % Gen triiteiise Borne
~ppbruae(ie. Otter en- fort Orbperel bier
bet p~eotaset, at ben triiteIise gsrnecpa
bragelIe" itulbe bebanSlcs % "ben tree
Die NrtifeI" ubirttcs til neite Reoe.
Grebiens SefretGr, 6. 5. R. 0rsn'
lis a life tiIitebe. bporfor Saitor Sa'
fob SieIoe blep palet | bans Steo.
SnbbbbeIie til nriie &reosmeoe trent
bareS til Yaitor 6ieISe fra S~ontoppiDani
Neuiebeh.
Set cpitiacbe Gmne: "Sen triiteIige
SerneoporageIie". bIep iroleoet al va
itor SieIoe. Set greie % griInolge sore
Drag bIep belle Sibeu paabert mcS lpGrei
Spmertiombeo.
ScIgeuSe Iurtter hIep opltiuet:
Sen iriiteIpe SerreopSraseIies iiore
@istiebes. II Soroi Oct er Dor Riist p
SorSi @~ienitanSeu for S~porageIien =
Barnet - er iaa Sprebart. 81 SorSi
CpSraseIieuS RaaI er iaa tort % ber'
Iiet. Al Sorbt hi leper nuSer SorboIeC
DER pauHelieeisr bore gsrns iriiteIies
Speragelic.
Sesipunoen bar isIseuSe Treiter til'
iteSe. @ ". Su, 3. 9, Scugen, Sa'
fobien. g. 8. Satieu 90 aR Sartman.
Yaitor Oh Iaaoe aiemem jim frrfts
ilsreonins Hart frem boorIeses Sdrnets
OF SorrInrenes Srtfe er afbrngis al
CpnragcIien % at 5~rcmtioeus airtc oa
BremtiSens Stat bpiler paa Sarnets Sp'
sraeeIie. at a~irrlisbeSeu aItiS ulaattC
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-11-25
Alnfku.

Sra Scattlc, 8aib, beret.cS. at
8eorle @~oienbcrg. aasicrerU i 81
ciiic eoait Stcamibip Cos Gontor /
Sfa0ipop, npIig bIep anialbt % irars-
oct 81, 500, mCrlS ban bar lIene |
Npntoret. &spcrie befal2o. blm at
ouergipe Dem ale Dc 9EenJ,, can bau.
Sc, OF 90 ban ncItcoe. log sc BAN i
SoneAet, tog Tcngene o. iG.inanHt
Gn!itiet bar en- 900 9eiftiOrlit al 10.
oerEe og iror life. Oct ril lpffcS orEi
at fomnle no al 2anoet. irr 81 bIipcr
paa9rebne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-11-25
5ni1lltcIntu.
st iprprligt EhfclOc.

vt lerncltgt StltGlOc. Utr5.
Gnno VI. C.lcn 'auo,,a iroitc Scn-
6a9 oBO nd G. Sit> lgcy &,lm grrH-
Ter Eeru1mgu "a 3D.. nj. p'nr'o~
2p,n gc.Ur0 / Eogt Esuum MAN
iroeoc '8ril at Del Nh lu E.rutlue.
ul0ff2. mtu ~ Ilnot-iuRIic n II
6rnHsa 0orgShuo ulr maj %.
GET, ioa S,8,a m,r, mmuif no
itaare1, "a hgIcls Hoi,C Here Nb5,U
a on Arm Dor bcutfct Cmtraut II
500 IN Siget Iaa bcuoS5 Banter o.
ro9,e Tillcr. picnngmbIsots al BLOB.
O. sIutorltCterue uuScrigAer M ga,
GEN ! Den IoHfe, at Ct Moro CT be.
qauCt. 9trs. 5ligu, Ger our 81 Val
aGmmeI, Dar iioite 6re0og fomuler
filbage ira SiHosipgCoipIet / iSclRu.
Salts. SngeH al ber0c9 Sleqmin0t
eHiteOe at buoe beHoe hos zig. men
Sbeiiieu fisrte bcnbe &er0aqs DIOR.
gen no I'll henSe5 SpiQerisn. Sao
inGrt Sbertifen bar reiit, icrloS hur
9tliet % blU itoit ieat iIipe omtran.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-11-25
l54 2lar.

NegerinSen @arp Mc0ondlo /
9biloaelpbia tiger, al bun Den 13oe
4opembcr fplote fit 134te aor. Srrr
blep ieSt / 3rrbeScn Of @nIlep 5orae
/ f770, enaitaar bun. 9u er bun
tiino OF ieugeliaaeuSe.
9e iorte opsiuer oite en- bsi alSer,
men &c bar intet al bolNe iig til, oa
Scres 5~coieISoato life blen cpteguct !
Slapctioen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-11-25
Sub gnkntu.

6. ". Tennis / Siour Sails bar
fiebt balp @ienbomSret | State gatt
/ Cation, iom M err gnbepunftet Tor
Soiltb Qufotd Central Serrbanen.
De nppdlgte @TnbeoSulGrt6 er: 8. u.
Iennis, 8ruii6ent; Sbomas Carton,
giceprpiiOsnt, % IGrtin Sarion,
aa&ierer. De TO ii0ite Dor / Cotton.
Sru Siuur Snlls berettes, at 6ar.
merne / Burner Gonntp bar giort Oct
go0t ioar nte6 auliug al RIsperfrs.
Gn FARMER treifeoe 100 9lIbelS, oo
mango unore Sarmere bdr ianet cn
bel Eel al anDeu Ipling al alspererl,
ga Den ilogeS neo ti0lig pau Connie
rem isrite Sang. Slsperfre betales
meo $500 pr. 9uibeI.
Srauf Cline, iont Dor icnoenfor
Ntiaer. bar itoet lite Sept. Ifit0t 10
line, al bpilfe fire bar al oct ltore
graa Slag, % De anSre 66 nr
"GopoteS" VrGrieilpe). Goulttpet
gipcr $3.50 i Sfltopenge for bper
porcr lin. Cline fisrer / Ell litttet
3oan me0 Here Sunhe o9 fan tlere
Qauife NOR lllpeue, ii9r beriom De er
illiue. Noar ban er fonnnen nGr
not, iltpper ban @unOete no, % III.
rene er mart inlgne.
Gu mn &cirprpict. - SSoel Sdifins
/ Yiiaer Tiger, at oeriom gtilten ! ct
Suiu CT tpn0, iaa oil Ser bllpe Ell
milo Sinter. o. er oen INF, uiI Ger
fomme en- "itreug 8inter. ) Ell 8ris,
iom SaitirS uplig ilagteSe, fanoteS
Miltcn az oGrc iad tTrro iom ct al'
~uiuocligt alterbrso, % Serior oil
ri faa en- milo &inter. SaitinS Tiger.
al han i 30 slar nIbrig bar ieet bette
Scgn ilau fell. Wtlten finorS n9r
SuiHets Seper oa Ter no iom Seperen.
Gfter De Siutre. nj iibt bar bopt. nlna
Spiuene her / Soma baoe baot Ell INT
9filt.
Srntalt Iuro. - Gen SeHmeliq.
beoShlIobeo, Joni bar omaiuet SSanes
Carrots Ytoro. iont ionot SteO ior
IRE Tiger ii0en / BUTTE 9ormtp, er M
cpflaret, Ioet Stto gridiou, en- 19.
Mars gaTnel SiulGn6er, bar til
itaact, at hdu % bans 9rcore, @il.
lie % SioInor, bepif MorSet. Grid.
ion logoe, az ban ~ hans 9reore par
noe tor ar oplg1e bortfomne Sreotil.
rer o. me0te 8urrett, JON fom ori'
oenoe meo en- ao % ell Ilip. Grid
ion beialeoe bam at operloae 1prene
til Dem, "a Dc par oereS. @drrct ipa-
reSe roset, iom gridion life ipntes
ON; ban aiinreHe 81 ire Sflto pad
BAN, % boert al Dem por NOT til al
orube bant. 8arpt iolbt al Seiien
ban par enSuu life 6eo, men bao linr
Augribere ON al or9be iia. @ridior
toe oa en- aniu os if1r bans StrubI
op ira Ere til Gre. De iraf Siaet til.
itoe 81 itilIte Oct / en- aratbaua. ie
mere git Dc on tpat Siaet to YPil bori
% bearcp Oct / Soroen % troe0e mi
at oereS Sorbrpoelie por ffiult. Nter
! afrs, Uarrett % Sborrtton ame
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-11-25

nt hsIbress en- S%Srtistsite paa ca 1aa.
laa earahps srome Cuaiu Tablets. ans Npentr.
lea3tesiaity SeaatuG. Apts BE- Keller I at etlerees.
=. gs. @rcots Sapr'trfi tr paa beer svlft. CSC.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-11-25
5t,isrnnrlt.
EireSpbbelt Srnaup. =

NireSpbbeIt VrnHnp. Ulre Wrll'
oepar bIcp forIeoa 0aa Gstcuieoc /
So6n GeIion$ Stem / Chippewa
sails. BAIT. 6. s. grOman pieSe
Bait. G. 30. NeIion % Se5iie 2obn'
ion, 9norep Nelion % NruonSa
,Sobnion og Charles Neliou OF G,ora
Sobnion. 9ritSgommene er 9rebrG
% Srlleene er Ssitre. Sereiter pIeoe
9aIt. NeIion Tait. er0nan og Nelie
SQrban.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-11-25
Riesaopofat BIaditao.
Zen fremrusenSe nOrife Jmriit pInb.
ieitg afeaaet beb 9Sben.

~ MAJ. .HrwaNt.
ariitianinblooct 1MftcnpoIten" for
Soc Nopember ifripcr: Missoopofut
gloditnb or imiooaas afeaaet peo %.
ben. Son rommeoes ! en- Sporpogn
al ct SlogtiIfrIoe o. blep brast ino
pda 0oroitierneapotbefet, buor ban
uoale Winiter efter afgif peo Dsoen.
Nigsabuofaten bnpbe / oen ienere
|9io life befunoet iig bel og til fine
nrrmeite notalt Srpst for, at 9sben
pliibieIig iful6e railme BAN. Men
iamtiois uotolte ban ofte, naar bans
ponifelige Stiainss gproer trpffeoc
bam, at ban ifiilbe snife, at ban fiinoe
faa afi1utte tit 9ip / Den girfiombeo
Tom ban ifisttcoe ina Del, og iom pas.
ieoe iaa soot til bans flare, ereie,
itrenst loeiife annos Gpner. ct Gn-
tie, iom ban ba ogiaa fit opiplot.
Com Hissabpofatens Stiains er
Straiferetspleiens bsieiie, iaa bsit
itob gIadItab | barmoniif llopifling,
/ aolniniitratip, praftiif 9egapelie,
operlegent Spn % iilnot Suoicium.
S ben alminoelige Mening itoo 9laf.
itabs aigiorelier - etboert Sab
moraIif - iom en- ~inoppelabel Som.
3ommer ino BERTH bans iolioe auno.
ifaber, bans beberifeoe, latitude Sp.
tr9oen % pinoenoe gerionligbeo,
iaa bar man Ct 9iaebe al oen Mano,
/ bpis 500 Oct falot | 2sbet al en- bolp
Wenneifealber at itoa / Spihien for
SurppGieuets Sroforlipelie | norif
IetSpraris. SpiIfen 9etponihg BET
bar bapt, at Npno lon 8et5 %
9laditao fit lebe bette Irbeioe tr9n.
ger ingen Yaapisniug.
Sobqn 9laditao bar fsbt | gereell
Sen 16oe gfopember 1882, blep SIN.
bent fra gersenS 2atinifoIe / 1852
oe tos juriSiif gmbebseramen mes
beoIte arafter / 1857. Otter at bare
p9ret Sorenifriperfulom99tig til
1860 aniattes ban iamnle aar iom
aopiit / Suintsbepartemerttet % blep
Der til 1870. s bette Siaar bar ban
en- meset isgt Manuouftsr, og nlaiise
Rpno | Ieoenbe Stiainger bar hos
BAN facet i'm fsrite i,lrioiife geileo.
ming. 5 1870 blep ban Soseo %
Sorenifriper | 8aranger og A aor
ienere Imtmano / Sinmarfen. Weo
Sper iatte BON iig inb | oisie 2anoss
beles Sorbolb, % Iont ct &eiultnt al
bette arbeioe firlgte bl. a., ot ban for
isrite Sang tog Sroet for Spalfreo.
Ming, % at ban blep Weblem al oell
/ 1875 neoiatte fongeliee aomnis.
lion til Sr6ning al Slptlappernes
Sorbolb. s 1879 blep ban palgt til
StortbingSmnno for Sinmarfen og
msbte iom iaaoan | oen p~oIittif iaa
oprepne Sio aarene t880--S5. llben
at ipiae nogen iGrlig fremtrGbenoe
politiif RolIe. bopbe ban BOG pe6 jim
frpgtleie, be'tenlte Sptr9oen og no.
prpgeoe OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES meaen
S,,bflpbeIie | Ell Sib, oa netop biSie
ggenifober bar al iaa flor getpbnin9.
5 1888 6Ieo ban SorenIfriper
Gfer, Wobum og Sigbal, og peh
8ol9periobens llblsb opbsrte hans
aftioe GeltageIie / oct politiife Sip.
"a Surnlopen iroiertes uouppn.
tes glodItuS | 1889 til 2agmmS /
eibiipatbing % beb Smoronin9en /
1891 til So9nlarro Oslo. Snibler.
tbs blep ban ollerebe iomme 8oor
fonititieret iom &igSaopofot OF nm.
gerebe ienere meb forte gfbrpoeIicr
Tom iodoon unber HigSabpofat 8etS'
Sieneitelebigteo iont WeOlem al FOR.
ifiellige aommisIioner, ltnionSfomi.
teen m. b., inbtil ban / Hooenber
1901 eiter 8etS' Tso uon9ontes til
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-11-25
alIt,,nls.
Strrifcruc pouot.

Strrifcrnc bandit. - Msbelfisrcr.
res Streif | Chicago er m ouer, Al
q % heres Arbeiosberrcr er femme
til guisbeS. Nutoene off paa Streif,
irrbi bereS Serrcr life oiISe unSer.
teane eli Spercusgomi meo Dem, men
oct bar De MI aiori. SpsreSmaaIet
ON open Sbop" bIep bilagt; ais.
rerne looeae life II i1tte Tia imoS. ON
arbeioSherrerne bcuptteoe Golf uoen.
fcr 6oreuingen iaalGnge iom alt an.
oet bar ! SrOeu. Zen M umSerteg.
neoc GmrenSfomit siaIoer for Is
Iaaueoer.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-06-09

d. d. Dean Is plastering ]. NJ. Scan
Ions house.
Wesley Case and family visited at
VIM Shows Wednesday.
+. L. MCGUIRE took two new cult
vators out from TlptOn's on trial Mon
day.
Mrs. Susie Heaton started for Loup
City, Nebraska Monday to visit her
sick mother.
Harry and Nina Pittaway and son
visited relatiTes in this neighborhuOd
Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs Hasslcr'S neice, Mrs William
o !, and Der three children Of Burr Oak
are visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. D. Mattesln spent
Su lday at the pleasant h)me Of Mike
and i'd Carroll.l Anew friends and rel
.tiv,s were there in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. Pat Carroll who now live at Nor
tnn. Nc AMI Mrs. Carroll move onto
this fIrm thirty two years ago. A
few years agp Lhay turned the farm
over to the lildren and moved t) Az
"a and from there to Norton. They
had lived with us for over twenty
years and their many friends are al.
ways pleased tn see them. Pat as he
s Familiarity called was one Of Sher-
man soldiers aud was shot dive times
and twice struck with the bayOnet
while serving Uncle Sam, He was
llsO one Of the most loyal aud patriot
&c members Of the G.. A. II. post of Az
ca while living here. Agra post pre-
iented him with a new G.. A. r. hat
while on this visit to his old home.
To say that we had most ENJOYABLE
time and that Mike and LYDIA can't
he heat US entertainers would lie but
stating 1t mildly.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-06-09

Eleven miners were killed by u G
explosion Of an internal machine at
Independence, Colorado, Monday and
many Others injured. All Of these
with the exception Of two were non
union labOrers, This is an evidence
Of the extremity to which lrbor I'M
IONS will ~. Without question the
condition Of labUrinR men is none bet
Ter than IL ought TO be. Anything
which will benefit labOrers as class
will prove beneficial u the country as
whole aud Is amuSL desirable measure
While capital seemingly may bt
against labor, labor must I've employed
by capital aud from IL must receive
Its support. Great corporations and
t 'usts may and dOOrganize themselves
In such manner as tn increase thcil
profits from that Of their labOrers
yet on the other baud the labor un-
Ions are formed through selfish mo
tives for the purpose of holding uI
wages at the expense Of capital. Cor
porations aud trusts represent one
extreme, labur unions the other
Neither can be said to be wholly
wrong, nor can either be said to be
right In every particular. Labor
commands respect and sympathy; can.
itaI appeals To the avarIciuus. The
Efforts Of capital to stiie competition
for the purpose OF controlling Prices
are OdIOus In the extreme but the
labor unions which stop at nothing
short Of strikes, raplne and murder
are none the mnre cnmmendable. Re-
tween them thrre NAV be a golden
mean. as yet undiscovered. This Is
the problem NJ the future.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-06-09
COUNTY NEWS.
Sumner Specials.

Mr.. Clifford was at his daughters
last week.
Mr.. L. II. Cook friends regret the
loss OF his mother.
Friends hope soon to hear OF James
Bosenrier's recovery.
Radlshes may be grated to accom-
modate poor teeth.
Though science may do away with
apple seeds, the young people OF Kan
Sas and Nebraska will have sun6owerS
to name.
Mrs. Anna Gilbert (nee Hallock)
and sister Clara, passed this way re-
turning to Crystal from Red Cloud vi
cinity after several years absence.
Sid Horn had a narrow escape Thurs
day on the way from town. While
holding an umbrella his hand was
violently dashed down BY a light
charge Of lightning, which also touch
ed his ankle as it passed. A yellow
spot remained on the wrist for several
days
Extracts from a state superinten-
dents address found in the W. S.
Journal may he repeated 1.-The in
creaSing cOmmerciallsm OF the TWEEN.
tleth century will demand educated
men, The day OF the successful un-
educated man has passed. Problems
of the future will be more complex
than those Of the present, and will
require better trained minds for their
solution. Our states are large enough
and wealthy enough to educate at
public expense all young men who
desire an education"
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-06-09
Freedom.

Archie Weerry visited at Rob FUgle-
mans Sunday.
Miss Nettie Knight visited at Mel.
sons last Sunday.
John Simpson, wife and sister visit
ed last Sunday with the "old folks"
Bruce Whitney came out to his
grandfather for a few days visit,
Saturday.
Bert Van Horn seems to think that
new boy will soon he able 10 take the
blacksmith work of his hands.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wherry spent Satur
day and Sunday visiting relatives and
friends near the Smith county line.
Mr.. Hull is having his old house
moved up on the bill where he is
building an addition, Bert Van Horn
and Rob Alexander are doing the work
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-06-09

A genuine Spanish bull fight with
real imported maladOrs and fierce
Mexican bulls WAS advertised to take
place at St. Louis last Sunday. A
crowd Of about 1000 people assembled
to witness the spectacle, but just be.
fore the beginning of the iVht the
managers were Informed oy the Off
GERS that the tight could not take
place. A riot followed In which scores
we're arrested, many injured, the
grand stand burned by the angry
crowd, and the manager and his wife
came nearly being lynched, but tn,
dignity Of the laws Of Missouri was
upheld.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-06-09
The farmers are very busy all over

The farmers are very busy all over
the country. AS consequence all
other kinds u business are rxperIenc.
Ing lighter run than usual. Mcr-
chants lind their trade shrinking, and
railway companies find that traffic Of
all kinds has fallen off very largely, Sn
much so that In many places they
have reduced their pay rulls by laying
off many OF their EMPLOYEES All de-
pend upon The farmers. They are
busy now, but their harvest will cnme
later, and with IT, IN increase NJ
business In every line corresponding
TO their degree uf SucctSs. Let the
farmer work On In peace and enc0ur-
age him to keep at H.. He mines a
wealth u sold for all other classes Of
lAboferE.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-06-09
LeaIing Paper Of Phillips County.
Republican Ticket.
NATIONAL

NATIONAL
For President. Theodore Roosevelt.
Congressman, 9th Dist. W. A. Reeder
STATE.
FOriGOyernor. Edward W. Hoch,
OF Marion.
For Lieut.. Governor. J.. David Hanna,
Of Graham.
For Secretary Of State. Joel r Burrou
Ut Smith.
For Auditor Of State. Seth G. Wells
VI NeUShO.
For Treasurer Of State. ThOS. Kelley
Of Miami.
For Attorney General. &C. Coleman
Of Clay.
For Supt OF Insurance. ChaS. Luling
of Sedgwick.
For Supt Pub Instruction, IL. Dayhofl
Of Reno.
For Sup Court Judge(6yrs) W.R.Smith
Of WyandOtte.
For Sup Court JudgeC6yrs) e. W. Cum
nlngham, OF Lyon.
For Sup Court Judge( 4yrS) C.A. Smith
Of Mitchell.
For r. r. Commissioners, Geo. W,
Wheatley, Of Cherokee; IA. d. Walk
er Of Jackson; j. w. Robinson Of
Butler.
For Senator 10th Dist. w. Fl. Haskell
Of Smith.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-06-09

by this community as whole bnt
few remaining soldiers In our midst
marched out TO the cemetery and
planted flags on the graves OF their
comrades who have gone before and
several parties Of ladies remembered
our fallen heroes by placing flowers on
their graves. We hope another year
there will be general observance Of
the bay with appropriate exercises.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-06-09

James NJ. Selbert excise commission
or in st Louis, and prominent demo
r-1ltic politician for thirty years, has
.,cen indicted by the federal grand
jury. One by one they a-e being
found out, and publication Of politics
may not be such ian lrridescent
dream" as 1t at one time seemed.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-06-09

There are thirteen places on the
county ticket to be filled this fall
There will be thirteen lucky canbi
dates that is certain. How many un-
lucky ones remains to be seen. The
more candidates The better will the
chanes Of securing competent and
conscientious officials be. II yor
have an ambition, get In the race, ant
you may be one Of the lucky thirteen
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-06-09

Many men who can be strictly hon
est In business fail to maintain a high
standard In politics. There seems to
be a prevalent notion that the public
is the legitimate prey Of politicians.
The standard Of morality ought to be
as high among politicians as among
business men and until this becomes a
reality, we shall not have the b,st
government possible. People are
waking up, officers are approaching
nearer and nearer the ideal In the
proper discharge Of duty ~ Is evil
denced by the frequent indictment Of
corrupt officials and this Is hopeful
sign. When 1t becomes known that
the boodler or corrupt cannot safely
hold an official position, good men will
be installed in these Important place
and nothing inures to this end
more than prosecution OF boodlerS
Let the good work W TN.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-06-09
narvln
The cutting OF alfalfa has begun.

The cutting OF alfalfa has begun.
n. Garrison has gone to Kansas CT
ty.
Mis- Florence Goodger is staying at
Mrs. GarrlSUn's,
Lnndy Gibbs mas returned fr I'M Cal.
uni nproved in health.
Mr.. PlYmeSser WIN was M with
blood polsn1 for several wH'ks died
last week and WIS hurried frnn the
NJ. e. church.
Mlies Grace GUAM and Mlrle Raj
ierty Starle ed last Tuesday evening for
the st. L miS ESop'linn. They we're
Joined In KlnSts CITY nv Gracie's Ia
ther who had Rune befure with a car
load Of hogs.
Decoration Day was not observed
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-06-09

The Russians have been making 1t
unpleasant for Robt. II. Mccormick,
the ambassador OF the United States
and he may be compelled to return.
Russia may not like our position but
sheIhad better be good. Trouble with
the United States now when she has
more than she can handle in the far
east would quickly overwhelm her.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-06-09

Lotto each life some rulps must fall,
Wise people don't sit down and bawli
Only fools suicide or take to flight,
Smart people take Rocky Mountain
Tea at night.
Ask your druggist.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-06-09

A spring tonic that cleans and puri
fles and shsorbs all TuISon from the
system. HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea will make you we'll and keep you
well all summer. IS cents. Tea or tab.
lets. Ask your druggIst.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-06-09

In Decatur county man a few days
ago discovered the body OF suicide
who hanged himself by the aid of his
NuSpenderS and large rock. He had
evidently been dead some time lie
had on his person considerable money
and papers.