Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-07-28

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The peach crop in this county is
very tine,-yield good, quality excel
lent.
r. o. Swearingen expects his daugh-
ter to return to this city In the near
future.
Buy your trowsers at Shlmeall's
They will make them for you while
you wait.
j. j. LandeS and lady friend we're
here from Kirwin for a Sunday visit
with friends.
r. A. Porter has spent several days
the past week In the neighborhood Of
Nebraska City.
1. G. Mcdowell went out to Burling
ton Colorado Sunday and returned
Tues lay night.
Shimealls make clothes that lit.
They have the only tailor working In
Phillips county.
A Nebraska man has invented an
attachment to the ordinary separator
for bailing straw.
]. D. Cheadle drove down from
Woodruff Tuesday and remained In
town day or two,
We have some good bargains In un.
der skirts. You can't affokd to let
them go Bye. W. Cole
You can get the st. Louis Daily
World for only one dollar a year. Sub
Scriptions received here.
If you are in need Of any thing In
clothing or furnishing goods don't
fail to 60 to the Shimeall's.
An Iowa minister caused consider
able comment by appearing In his
pulpit wearing shirt waist.
r. L. Perrine who has been In
Indiana for sometime has returned
to his home in Arcade township.
Prof. Arthur, Chas. Hnll and Sam
Cox all came. in Tuesday night from
their wanderings in the country.
We are headquarters for hlghgrade
thresherS coal. Prices right. Phone
Nc 9O,-LaRue and Montgomery.
Whenever a new candidate from
Phillipsburg township announces,
someone remarks: 1.-THE plot thick
ems"
The" little town of Esopus, N. Y.
is on the boom. Nothing advertiSes
town so much as a presidential can
didate.
For insurance of farm property see
W. II. Pratt, Phillipsburg Kansas,
who represents the reliable Home
Insurance Co. of New York.
d. f. Francis has returned from
Washington and will make his future
home near this city. Mr.. Francis is a
son-in-law of Captain Pratt.
The Phlllipsburg ball team played
game Monday with picked up team
from the country and at course won
the game, the score being 10 to 8.
Mrs. Nettie Lineham OF Kanas City
visited with friends in this city from
Friday until Tuesday night when she
departed for a visit In Colorado.
L. d Borum who now resides at
Adrian, Kansas has been here for two
or three days while threshlng is In
progress at his farm northeast Of
town.
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
time. Inquire OF W. Fl. PRATT.
Evan Hebrew and George Fitch Of
Bow Creek and GeoIge. W. Stroup Of
Rushvllle were Phllipsburg visitors
SATURDAY. Mr.. Fitch is one Of the
delegates to the democratic state
convention.
Walter Cole received a check for $50
Tuesday from the WOOlson Spice Co.
in payment for a prize which he had
won in guessing the attendance at
Exposition July 4th. lie came with
In Al OF receiving the capital prize Of
$1,000.
G. A. Hassler trustee OF Crystal
township brought ln Charles ChrOlow
yesterday and placed him in custody
of the superintendent Of the poor
farm. MI Chrolow had been living
with Henry Rose, but as be is old-74
years-and has no relatives his re-
quest to be cared for at the poor house
was granted.
BEGGS' BL0ODPURIFIER