Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-05-12

Harry White went to Kansas City
yesterday
Ross Gebhart has gone to Downs for
employment.
jill. Mccormick went to Long
Island Monday.
You will do business ifyou adver-
tiSe in the HERALD.
Josie Beauvais was off duty yester-
day on account Of sickness.
PIesonS having rooms to rent during
normal are requested to notify Supt.
Arnold.
r. Jaenicke one of the prosperous
farmers of Beaver township was in
the city yesterday
For quick sales list your real estate
with w. H. Pratt. Office under
Phillips County Bank. j.
Rev. McQuown pastor of the Presby-
terian church will preach Iowa Union
Sunday afternoon at 3oclock.
Coal at summer prices, Niger head
at SIPS. Best Lump coal at $3.50 per-
ton. -LaRue and Montgomery. ~,
One of the best horses in Phillips
county is Harry G. owned by A. p.
Goddard of this place. See ad else
where in this issue.
Earl Lowe has been passing round a
subscriptions blank for finances to sup.
port a base ball team this summer. he
seems to be meeting success.
Subscribers of the Herald already
are beginning to avail themselves of
the prize offers by the Press AdvertiS-
ing Co. of Hastings, Nebraska
Ihave a buyer for Kansas farms. If
you want to sell, list with me or write
for particulars. HORACE GRANT,
HeiSt Building, Kansas City, Mo.
For SALE-A good 100 acres In Bow
Creek township, prairie land, smooth
and nearly all tillable. A bargain at
$40 an acre. Half down, balance on
lime. Inquire Of W. II. PRATT.
There will probably be colored can
didates for. the offices Of president and
vice. president as the cOlored popula-
tion is organizing a national political
party and has called a convention to
meet at st. Louis, July 9th.
Prof. P. V. Phlnney, principal Of
the high school at Mankato, has been
employed by Supt. Arnold to teach In
the institute. He takes the place
made vacant by the resignation OF
Prof Mccormick Prof. Phlnney
comes highly recommended and will
no doubt make good instructor.
Lightning rod agents are abroad
in the land. A warning would seem
unnecessary but they are sometimes
so smooth that people are caught be-
fore they know 1t. You may feel
assured that they are not running
around for pleasure and II not aftei
| your money they may work you to
help fleece a neighbOr.
Some of those who purchased tbs
FIVE cent tin bIaded knives Of the
street hawkers this week are begin
ming TO believe they were takers
Those who received presents Of golC
watches with three dollar purchase
may soon come to similar decision
They evidently were not out for thel
health. and it is not likely that The!
will ill their return engagement, i
they do they ought to be, shown thu
marble heart. %.
1t is now ten years since Coxey'
army started on It's march to Wash
ingtOn to correct governmental
abuses. Should such a march be
attempted today it would meet an
insIrmOuntable barrier in ever.
state--a demand for laborerS. II
must be remembered that COxey'
army was recruited during the famou
days OF Grover Cleveland. One Of th
reasons the country will see no NOR
Coxeyism is because 1t Will see n
more Clevelsndism. Capital.
Another contest is reported frOr
!, the first senatorial district. 0. j. NJ
gent who was nominated some tim
ago, lost out in contest before til
state board and another cOnventio
< was called in which A. Gilber', {
D Brown county, was nominated. No
s Gllberts nomination is claimed I
n have been made In an irregular maj
!. ner. The anti-machine lost Nuger
), and now propose that the other faI
] tlon shall lose its candidate, all {
d which strife is probably kept up
c the interests OF harmony.
d The JapeneSe themselves attribut
y their high average OF physics