Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-08-11


afternoon and attend.
James Woods and wife leave this
week for avisit at the Worlds Fair.
Buy your trowsers at Shimeall's
They will make them for you while
you wait.
Shlmeall's make clothes that fit.
They have the only tailor working In
Phillips county.
If you are in need of any thing In
clothing or furnishing goods don't
fail to 60 to the Shimeall'S.
Good grocery and meat market in
splendid location to trade for Phillips
county land. Inquire at this office
or particulars.
The farmers elevator Is open for
business and prepared to buy wheat
and to pay for it or to ship 1t as the
stockholders may wish. MANAGER.
Kansas popullsts are stand patters
Notwithstanding the talk Of Tibbles
the popullSt vice-presidential candi-
date they will hang to the democratic
party.
Mrs. G. A. Locke and Mrs. VIM.
Ransom who will soon establish a
new millinery store in the Locke
building on the north side of the
square left Monday for Kansas City
where they will select large and up
tO-date assortment of millinery goods.
They will be ready for business In
about three weeks.
L. T. Martin of Long Island one of
our candidates for county clerk was
visitor to our city yesterday. We
were pleased to receive visit from
Mr.. Martin and found him to'be an
agreeable and well informed individ-
ual. The office of county clerk is
certain to fall into good hands no
matter which gentleman IS nominat-
ed.
FIGURING MILL FOR SALE-Hel Q IL
a splendid business opportunity for
some one. A good Touring mill, daily
capacity fifty barrels, new machinery
frame building two stories high. 1t
is located in the heart Of fine agrl-
cultural region and commands large
patronage. Will be sold at a bargain
and the opportunity will not last long.
For further particulars address, A. H.
Underwood, Agra Kansas, or this
office.
Tht indications are that there is
going to be shortage of school teach
ers all over the state. Well there
ought to be shortage. Wages OF
school teachers are not high enough.
BY using care and boarding with Pa
during the summer vacations 1t is
possible for the average school teach.
er to get through the year, but there
is absolutely nothing in 1t. Teachers
salaries should be high enough that
girls could afford to fit themselves
and follow the profession as a profess
sion not simply as atemporary occupa-
tion until something better turns up.
Western Advocate
S. B. Hendricks, manager of the
Phillipsburg Merchant Free Street
Fair and Carnival, to take place Sept,
20 to "a, 1904, says he has 1t under
good Roadway and assures the amuse-
ment loving public that it will be one
of the grandest entertainments that
has ever taken place anywhere In the
way of amusement palaces, and many
free attractions, which will please
the people, and is sparing no pains or
expense to procure. the best attrac.
tions that can be had anywhere In the
country. Don't forget the day and
the date of the Merchants Free
Street Fair and Carnival.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. V. Phinney will go
to Agra Tuesday morning Regrets
are expressed on every hand that
Mankato is TO lose this estlmable
couple. Agra will have at the head
Of her schools gentleman who is a
thorough instructor. Prof. Phlnney
has been professor Of our schools for
three years, and we know him inti-
mately and have always found him
governed by the highest motive, do
ling right because it Is right tn do
right. Mrs. Phinney came here
bride year ago and is a noble woman
and will be greatly missed by the
many warm friends she has gathered
around her. Western Advocate.
ID. o. McCray member OF the state
text book commission 10 the Topeka
Capital recommends the use OF news
papers as texts In the puolc schools.
The question was brought up when a
Chicago publication sought to be In.
stalled in the public schools Of Kan.
cas-. McCray who Is a we'll known