Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-02-25

The Herald beats all competitors in
the quality of and price of job print
ing.
Bert and John Killebrew from Long
ISLAND were visiting in this. city Tues
day.
NJ. A. Spaulding expects to interest
his customers on the free automobile
proposition.
Miss Cornell enjoyed short visit
last week with her father who lives at
Kensington.
j. N. McIlvain was quite i'll for
few days last week. He is able to
be out again
A. W. Borrell prosperous young
farmer OF Freedom was financial
visitor Monday.
The city tank was repaired last
week by Frank Larkin and is now in
in good condition.
Everett Faubion who has been
working In the Stearns barber shop
Will move to Agra.
Alex NJ albaff, e. L. COomes and j.
D. W. Matteson of Greenwood were
PhillipSburg visitors Tuesday.
r. G. Wherry and his neighbor Mr..
Kribbs who lately purchased a farm
in Freedom were in the city Monday.
LaRue s. Montgomery have Colora-
do coal to sell. Also best grades of
-four, feed, hay and grain. Phone No.
80.
jamie Howard was here between
trains Monday evening on his way
back to Phillipsburg.-Mankato Adj
vocate.
Harry StearnS expects to return to
PhillipSburg in the near future. He
will fill his old position in the StearnS
barber shop.
Those who would like to be drafted
into the race against Kelley will find
that even a drafted man requires a
little time for business.
The get-rich- quick schemes seem
particularly abominable when they
try to get rich quick out of our pOck-
ets.-Jewell Republican.
The excitement following the coun-
ty convention Of last week has nearly
abated and satisfaction over the re-
suit is now quite generally expressed.
Frank Boyd went to Manhattan
Friday for short visit. lie returned
Monday morning. Just what the
attraction there is has not been
learned.
w. W. Kite was in yesterday. He
has rented farm about half mile
west of town and will reside there.
Mr.. Kite also stated that he Is an old
time printer having served his APP
premiership In Nebraska office.
Hugh Duff, of Phlllipsburg, and dis
trlct clerk OF Phillips county, spent
Sunday in Stockton, the guest OF the
Atchlson and Parker families. On
Monday Miss Viola AtchiSOn accom-
panied him back to the Burg, where
she took the train that evening for
Denver, to spend couple Of weeks Wis
iting friends. Rocks County Record.
Prospect holes are being put down
all over Kansas and Phillips county as
usual is in the procession. Prospectors
have faith to believe that they will
find coal, gas or other valuable pro.
duct. Here in Phillips we may search
out a few bones. This county has
already furnished large NUMBER or
wonderful bones and fossils Of great
interest and value to the geologist
Two or three members Of the Uni
ted States Senate like brandy and are
fastidious about the kind they drink.
They found hotel in Washington
where there we're several bottles la
beled as Of the distilation Of 1911.
This brandy cost seyenty-fiye cents a
drink. "Here IL is, said one Of the sem
ators when he had invited two COM
panions to have some. at is the fin
est In Washington. You can see by
the label that IL was distilled In 1871
Isn't that right, Mr.. Bartender?"
That's what the label saws, the bar
tender rerlied. "but | dun. know the