Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1905-03-23
Draes and Medicines Cheap
Clean and Fresh at Brackcn
& WalIacc's Drug Store South
west corner Of public square. &.

lLuPlONOu A"Ahio'
Pratt and Mills have an acre-tract
In Auburn Heights for $50.
Don't forget The Boston'S bargains
In canned fruits and yegetables3 cans
for rs cents.
Many Is, 20 & 25 cent articles
to be had for 5 & lOcents by remem-
boring THE BOSTON.
See the tailor at ShlmeallS when you
want your suit cleaned and pressed.
He will do you good work.
LosT-A gold finger ring in the
public road near Dana. Finder is re-
Qu ested to leave same at this office.
W. L. Churchill, prosperous young
farmer Of Phillips county, Kans., was
10 Alma Monday on business Alma
Record.
So much rain may cut the price OF
wheat little but one thing is certain,
it will not harm the price Of real eS-
tate bit
The Boston has paid more for eggs
for the last three weeks than any
other store In tOwn-why not try him
next time.
Rev. McQuown, of PhillipSburg, has
been preaching some excellent SER
mons at the Presbyterian church.
Norton News.
Cleaning pressing and repairing
suits is a speciality Of the tailor at
ShmeallS. Try him when your suit
needs attention.
A scientest with pound OF radium
cannot dn half such wonderful things
as scandal mOnger can with grain Of
truth. SMART Set
The Sedgwlck Paragraph has OBJ
served that good way to preserve the
beauty of the nose is to keep 1t out OF
others peoples business,
Before buying carpets see my new
line OF Richardson IS Superlative Car
pets. Always the best and cheapest.
G. B. LANE
Some Of the exchanges tell Of
young lady who narrowly escaped
drowning while asleep. There was a
hole in the mattress and she fell into
the spring,
Bishop Brent Of Manila is credited
with this remark: The MethOdStS
raise the people out Of the mud, the
BaptiSts wash them, the CongreRa.
tionalsts iron them the EpiScopallanS
starch them.
In some states the courts have held
that chickens allowed to run at large
are to be considered as wild game.
Probably, however no one In Phillips.
burg will hardly have the temerity to
hunt his nelghbors chickens just be-
cause they are not penned up.
Every minister In town would be
glad to call upon the business men and
Others interested In the welfare Of the
city frequently during the week.
They would be just as glad TO have
the business men reciprOcate and at
tend their churches one day out Uf the
seven.
Frank Stinson has unique sign In
his window. In large shallow box
he has prepared suitable soil for the
growth of vegetables and so arranged
1t that the plants which now have APP
peared spell the word seeds" This
faces the str eet and Is sure 10 attract
attention.
There has been considerable Discus
sion OF late regarding a more care
ful and systematic selection Of seed
com. There is much wisdom In such
a course and the same rule II applied
to the selection Of seed wheat, oats
and other grains would be followed
by better product and increased
crops.
This paper has refused To pr int the
numerous Central Branch extension
stories that have been floating around
for the past three months, hut dies
not feel sorry about 1t. We are try
ing to work up a reputation for truth.
Gaylord Sentinel.
II might have been better II the
Sentinel had never lest Its reputation
for telling the truth.
Do you remember the terrible dust
storms In March 1895? The contrast
OF that season with the present is
striking. The year 1895 was dlscour.
aging and crops were poor. Ii the
difference remains as great through
out the year, 1905 will prove one nj the
most bountiful aud prosperous we
have ever known.
Contractor bly, who recently came
to this place from Horton has taken
The idh az building a fine new dwell