Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-11-24

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Cflice.
Cheap money on real estate, Pratt
s. Mills.
G. A. Lewis has money to loan on
improved farms.
Jones says Pratt & Mills loan money
on realty. Jones knows.
Mrs. Frank Larkn is visiting in
Glenwood with her parents Mr. and
Mrs. Bogenrief
DR.. +. C. Wahlenmaier the we'll
known eye specialist Of Holton ex-
poets to visit this city regularly In the
future.
1.-THE work of the company has
been gccd,the performance SmOOthe,
finished, and entirely devoid of long
waits between acts."-San Antonio
Texas Daily Light.
Is present money more valuable to
you than future? Borrow of Pratt &
Mills. Tley want farm security, lend
on small rates, long time, option as to
payment. Office Phillips County Bank
Building.
James +. Gray one OF the firm that
edits the Kirwin Kansan is to be mar
ried to-day at three o'clock TO Miss
Edna Robertson at the home of her
parents in Kingman, Kansas. Con.
CALCULATIONS are extended.
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Youths Companion in connection with
his paper may get both for the sum
# $2,6O. The Youths Companion Is
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he United States. We can give this
ate only on new subscriptions to that
ournal.
Old Mrs. WandS, who has resided
ere alone the past year or more, has
one to Phillipsburg to reside with
! ner son, Washington l. Wands, who
came down the first Of the week and
accompanied his mother TO his home.
Grandma WandS is " years old and
has lived in Phillips county for more
Than thirty years -Kirwin Argus.
Fred Utter left on the Tuesday
Moons train for Baldwin, Kansas,
where he expects to locate In the pho
tograph business. He will send for
his family as soon as he is permanent
ly located. We are sorry to lose Mr..
Utter and family from our city and
community but wish them unbounded
success wherever they may locate
Long Island Leader,
Hundreds of pounds Of honey has
been discovered in the great equestri-
an statue of Gen. Robert E. Lee, at
Richmond, Virginia. Both the horse
and the rider are hollow, and it APP
pears that ever since last summer the
bees have been going in and out at the
parted nostrilS If General Lee and his
steed. The bees are almost number
less, and they have been making hon.
ey constantly. AS there is no way of
getting into the statue without dam
aging it, the bees will be left alone in
their iron home.-Ex.
A preacher who had for an audience
a large number Of ignorant people
was 10 the habit Of quoting what he
called the original Greek and Hebrew
in his discourses. Being asked why
he fired such things at this sort Of
congregation he said: "Well, they dig
up a thousand year and give me be-
cause they think | know heap when
i can reel of dead languages that way
II were to talk to them in common,
plain, every day language that they
could understand the chances are that
they wouldn't give me cent. Mail
and Breeze.
When the work upon the new de-
pot was begun two or three weeks ago
the HERALD made mention of the
fact stating that the information was
furnished by J. n. McIlvain. In a
few days after the publication of this
article, Mr.. McIlvain received a let
ter from a gentleman in st. Louis who
wanted to sell him machine for man.
ufacturing artificial stone to be used
in the construction Of the depot. The
moral is plain. The HERALD is read
abroad as well as at home and If you
want advertising that pays you can
get it when the HERALD Is the medi-
um employed.