Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-05-05

from Long Island one day this week.
PRISONS having rooms to rent during
normal are requested to notify Supt'
Arnold.
Mrs. wiltrout ant LaVerne have
been here this week visiting with S.
w. Taylors.
A Sunday school convention will be
held at the Lone Star schoo,house 10
Beaver next .SundayA - go
II you are in need of any thing In
clothing or furnishing goods don't
| fail to 60 to the Shimeall'S.
Coal at summer prices, Niger head
at SIPS. Best Lump coal at $3.50 per.
ton. --LaRue and Montgomery.
G. E.. Utter and frankie Harper
who accompanied him to Topeka,
with Miss Perry, returned last night.
Nina Carl and Matte Watson came
over from Long Island Wednesday
evening with Professor Baker for the
spelling contest.
The citizens OF the town made up
a purse Of nearly 5000 for P, E. Albaqgh
who lost nearly all Of his property In
the fire Monday evening.
1
We want agents in each county
Any man with horse and buggy can
make big money, experience not neces
sary. Monopoly Of legitimate bust
uess. big profits, without risk, good
opportunity to build upa permanent
business in your own locality.
ULLMER MFG Co M"wrl>, Mo
The engine boiler a The mi - be-
ing reparrd This week The services
Uf an EXPERT from Kansas City are
being employed and the boiler Is being
thoroughly repaired. A good new
foundation will also be put in. This
Occasions considerable expense but
the efficiency OF the work done after
1t is accomplished will justify 1t.
The Phillips county bank has made
a voluntary contribution of $25 to the
fire company for the purpose Of better.
ing its equipment. There is room
for a great deal OF improvement as
was shown at the fire Monday evening
The hose was badly ruptured In sew
eral places so that much Of the benefit
OF the pressure was lost and great
deal Of water wasted, Too much care
against fire cannot be exercised and II
the example Of the bank Is followed
our safety will be doubly guarded.
The parties who compose the com.
mittee to provide lecture course for
the coming season are managing itsa f'
fairs a little differently than last year.
This year all members OF the commit
tee will be asked and expected to sign
an agreement to assist the course In
every possible way and to help make
up the the deficiency II any should &C
cur. Last years course netted a sur
plus. This is purely q business pr0pO-
sition and the lecture course will pro.
vide the very hest entertainment pos
sible. Give 1t a boost when you have
the the opportunity.
The Christian Science folks say sick
ness is only an Illusion, and the only
cure needed is to destroy the illusion
We would like to have these people
explain how a COW happens to get the
illusion that she Is blOated only after
being on green alfalfa, and never from
eating dry hay; and how hogs die Of
the cholera Illusion right after some
mam from cholera herd has walked
, through their yard. Men and women
/. may believe they have lot Of diseases
that never existed, but hogs and cat
tie are not such fools. When a COW
swells up with blOat nr hoy crawl'
of In corner with cholera, yOn bet
ter not bet any money On It's being ar
illusion. --Jewell Republican.
Z Supt Arnold will have definite To-
formation within few DAYS rs - the
teachers excursion to 81. Louis This
opportunity Is not only for teacher
but is open to everybody The cos
: from Philllpsburg including railroad
fare, admissions and concessions ant
lodging will he abOu 342 Arrange
I ments may he made to return SOone
y or later than the excursion train b.
payment Of a small sum. Lodging
will be in good tents several mile
' from the river and out Of the malaria
!. district. Breakfast will also be seryel
@ at these tents while dinner and sup
d per will be obtained on the grounds
!. This will be an excellent opportunit,
a for the people Of this county to go :
y the Fair.
. Graduating exercises were bell