Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-10-06

Get your sale bills printed at the
Herald office.
G. A. Lewis has money to loan on
improved farms.
The Bowman family visited at
Prairie View Sunday.
See DR.. Tiberghien for treatment
of diseases without medicine.
Hundreds of people will read your
ad if it appears in the HERALD.
WANTED-A girl for general house
work. Inquire of Mrs, @. A. Lewis.
Frank Boyd spent Sunday in the
mountains around Colorado Springs.
"My terrible MOther-in-law" is one
of the new plays offered by the Lockes
this season.
Fall wheat is making q. splendid
start. 1t Is now sprouting and pres
ents healthy appearance.
John Stillwell who was foreman of
the Dispatch has accepted a position
on the Free Press at Colby.
Why not see the veterinary surgeon
and have the cattle vaccinated before
some of them die ?-J. ID. Haughey.
Each one of the candidates of
county offices should have printed
cards. The HERALD furnishes these
j. A. WOODBURY. of Holton visited IN
this city last Thursday. Mr.. Wood
burn has property in Thomas county
and went on out to RexfOrd.
j. G. Craven, newcomer from
Phillips county is building a nice little
frame house on his land near the Holly
Glade school house, Colby Free Press.
w. B. Gaumer has sold his real
estate business In Downs to his part
ner. The Times states that he will
not leave Downs, for the present any
way.
Judge Webb who lectures at the NJ.
E. church Saturday evening is strong
and interesting speaker. The admis-
sion is is only 25 cents and is well
worth 1t.
Fred McKown who visited at Pol.
ings for long time last year passed
through this city last Thursday en-
route for Denver. He stopped off for
a short visit here. -.
Mrs. Ruth Ham and Mr.. Fred
Robson we're agreeable callers at this
office last Friday. Mrs. Ham has been
appointed to act as executrix of her
husbands estate.
Ed @. Little who has been a popu-
list volunteers to take the stump for
Roosevelt and Hoch, 1t Is unpopular
in Kansas for anyone not to be In line
for these famous men. ''' ill.,.
We have just printed some elaborate
report cards for one of the town high
schools. Every school should be pro-
vlded with them and we can furnish
them at reasonable rates.
Mrs. Nations Ratchet caused trouble
at wichita last week and landed her
In Jail. She announces that she will
plead her own cause. Better keep the
Ratchet out Of the court room.
Libel suits are popular In Topeka.
The Daily Herald has been sued by
Judge Hazen who charges criminal
libel because the paper published an
article alleging that the judge had
been in joint.
In several provinces of Russia there
is rapidly growing trade in the sale
of wives, frequently at their own de-
sire. The usual cause is The extreme
proyerty of the husband who can no
longer support, though 1t is often be-
cause the wife desires to be free from
a cruel, drunken husband. The mark
ct value varies from $40 to SIS, and no
case has been known of husband
demanding bis wlfe.-Downs Times.
As we understand 1t Kansas is suing
Colorado for using water out OF the
river up in Colorado before 1t gets to
Kansas. II Colorado will dig her
bitches in Missouri and use what
water isleft after we get. what we
want, Kansas will raise no objection.
After water has started for Kansas,
either from the clouds or from the
mountains, we claim 1t. We do not
propose to let any Colorado coyote
raise potatoes with water that was
clearly intended for Kansas, and then
sell the potatoes to to us for dollar
and half bushel. Wen have the
law on 'em frst.-Jewell Republican