The Phillipsburg Dispatch from Phillipsburg, Kansas • 5

Haggard Fits Classes. WINStllP Illi AIKI Nobby Styles F. A. Baker, the meat market and restaurant man will deliver at your door fresh meats and bread. If i Fob Sale: Tiuroughbred Short 4 FOR.

Saturday April II. Horn Bulls at the F. 15. Cannon farm. PrL-e to loo.

1 Mr. C. H. Kerr Presents tha NEW YORK Favorite COMEDIENNE and PRIMA DONNA --DAINTY-- Guy Bissell, of Phillipsburg was In the city Monday acting in the capacity of attorney for Alvin Chance. Colby Tribune.

A. J. Close who has been section foreman here for the past month, returned to Phillipsburg Tuesday cameron GRACE by David M. Harlfer Co. nVDR young men's styles that are just one hour ahead of the clock look at our handsome display.

These clothes are made especially for young men and the nobby swing, graceful lines, magnificent, manly eflect, will please the most critical dresser. WW evening. Agra Sentinel. 1 Geerge Shurtz, Harry ileem and! Elmer Dye, of Logan, were in the city Monday on their way to Kensington. Mrs.

Calhoun and her son, of Phil lipsbuig, visited her sister, Mrs. II. Burden, a few days last week. Caw -kew correspondent in Beloit Gazette. W.

F. Thomas, of Agra, and a true friend of vthe Dispatch, made this Shown in the newest fabric creations sure to catch the eye. It'll mean better clothes better style, fit, workmanship anJ finish, lower price if you make your selection from our new $10.00 to $25.00 office an appreciated call yesterday while in the city. Mesdames Stagg, Myron Ilrmilton and C. R.

Smethwere Phillipsburg shoppers last Fridry. Kir-, win Kansan. The early callers at the L. Mc-' Cormkk Co's. millinery parlors will have the advantage of selecting from an unbroken stock of spring millinery.

1 riione 86 when in need of a first-! class painter or paper hanger. A. A. Madison is prepared to do your work with neatness and dispatch. Work guaranteed.

31-ot In His Latest MUslcal CUT-UP "Little Dollie Dimples" Supported by tha two Great Comedians AL LAWRENCE WILL PI1ILBRICK AND A CAST OF SIXTY, Including Daisy King, soprano; Florence Langdon Tempest, comedy: Eva Spear, the human flute; The Original Cardownie Sisters, Phoebe and Jessie, (In the Electric Dancing Novelty, introducing The Tale of the Flowers, and many other pleasing teatures) Rose Olah Faber, Celebrated Violinist; The Shnberts, string trio; Louis London, baritone; Frank Russell, Musical Specialty; Win. Russell, bass soloist; Emma King, Russian dancer. 10 Big Advanced Vaudeville Acts HEAR THE GREAT SONG HITS-20 NUMBERS "No One Dreams About Me," "Lolita," "My Alsatian Maid," "Jennie Jones," "Naughty Kid Sing," "The Girl That I'd Call Mine," "Double Sextette," "Good-Bye Old Home," "At Night in My Brilliant Salone," "I Am So Shy," "Friends of Long Ago," "When Little Dollie Dimples Made a Hit." ENTIRE PRODUCTION CARRIED BY COM. The Sinoing, Ringing, Jingling Event of the Season. Balcony 75 cents, except first row.

Parquet $100, except first 10 rows center. Seats now on sale. W. C. SMITH Clothing of Quality.

Mrs. Laws, a sister of Mrs. M. N. Parke, who has been visiting her the past month left Monday for Beloit for a few days visit after which she Howard Condlin was a Phillipsburg visitor last night.

'Norton Telegram. Murray Young and wife of Prairie View were in the city Tuesday on business. A special dedication excursion to Texas will be conducted by Gauraer Mills on Tuesday of next week. See our announcement elsewhere. Elsewhere in this paper you will rind annoucement of Gaumer Mills about their next excursion to Texas, which is on Tuesday of next week.

Better look it over. will visit in Lawrence before returning to her.home. i i I Banker Warren Womer and wife came down from Phillipsburg in their new automobile Saturday evening to visit with Smith Center friends over Miss Ina Peeler left the latter part of last week for Topeka where she will be employed in a hotel. Postmaster Irwin McDowell of Phillipscurg was in Kirwin last Friday on a business Kirwin Kansan. Wm Ilobson, of Kensington came over to this city last Friday and has been assisting Fred Newell with his carpenter work.

Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Morse spent Miss Pearl Wyrill came down last Friday evening from Phillipsburg to be over Sunday with her parents.

Miss Wyrill is a teacher In Phillipsburg schools. Kirwin Kansan. Regular meeting Plieades Chapter li8 O. E. Tuesday evening, April 14.

It is desired that all otllcers and members be In their places at o'clock as there Is extra work for the evening. Maky 15. Rooeks, Secretary. W. G.

Bissell attended to legal business in Topeka the early part of the week. C. A. Lewis went to Good land this morning to attend to legal business In District Court now In session there. Joe Dupree was quite seriously in-Juried by being kicked by a horse last week.

Joe Is a little the worse for wear but ill recover all right. Have you seen Newt Bracken's faee He explains that the sun did it, and maybe it did, but we advlso Newt to wear a veil. Glen Lewis took a little recess from his studies at the University and came home the latter part of last week for a visit with his parents. Rev. and Mrs.

H. P. Mann came in from Salina Tuesday night for a few days visit with the family of their son, C. E. Mann of this city.

They live at Phillipsburg, but have been C. P. Booher. of Norton, was a vis. THE CITY AND VICINITY itor to this city Sunday and Monday.

Sunday. Smith County Pioneer. ITEMS OF LOCAL INTEREST Carpenter John Jackson returned home the first of the week from a A. W. Robertson, wife and son, Lloyd and their guest Mrs.

Damerell, of Red Cloud, autoed over to Portis Sunday for a visit with friends Sunday at the home of Mrs. Morse's parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. W- Willis.

C. Lynch made a trip to Speed -Monday. Ben Butler, of Stockton, was in the city Monday. "Sharky" Snyder went to Kirwin Sunday to do some carpenter work. The County Commissioners are in returning by way of Osborne.

The imported Belgian Stallion Ad The commissioners are In session this week and are grinding out their usual batch of business. They all look as though they had wintered Kirwin Kansan. A. F. Walker, of the Trairie View News while in this city on business favored this office with a pleasant call well.

miral No. 2748 Bay with black points, will make the season of 1908 at the F. B. Cannon farm one mile east and four and one-fourth miles north of Phillipsburg. Season J10.

3I-2t visiting since November wtth n. nn at Alamogordo, New Mexico, and a Cliumlif rlain'H Has the Prefereni-e. Mr. Fred C. Hanrahan.a prominent druggist of Portsmouth, says: "For the past six years I have sold and reoom mended Chamberlain's aaugner at Gorman, Texas.

They came up to Salina last week to visit relatives and to attend the Northwest Kansas conference. Downs News. Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. It Is a great remedy and one of the best patent medicines on the market. trip to Fred McKown left Monday night for Colorado after a weeks visit with relatives here.

C. Gremmel, of Phillipsburg was transacting buisness in the city Thursday. Agra Sentinel. Six room house for rent north of the public square. In first class condition.

Inquire of Win, Kingery. Mrs. Francis Brockett left Monday night for a few days visit with relatives at Clayton. C. E.

Monell, Clark Moore and II. A. Gudger went to Phillipsburg Tuesday to. attend the commandery. Kirwin Kansan.

Mrs. Rogart and children leturned to their home at Clayton Monday night after a visit of a few days with friends here. Clem Grimmel left for.Fairbury Monday moruing, where lie will make an extended visit, Agra Sentinel George Locke and wife were down from Phillipsburg last Sunday the guests of Robert Locke and Mrs. Cobb. Kirwin Argus.

session this week. V. L. Teeters made business trip to Phillipsburg Kirwin Kansan. For rent: The Frank Hoyt house inquire of W.

C. Smith Co. tf Will Stout and John Adkins returned to Almena on Monday night. Irwin McDowell made a business trip to the western part of the state the first of the week. A baby girl was born to Mr.

and Mrs. Chester Hull on Mondo' afternoon. II. R. Hull went to Phillipsburg yesterday in Reeves' auto.

Kirwin Kansan. I handle some others for the same purposes that pay me a larger profit, Auk for Allen'H Foot-Ku, a Powder It muke walking msy. Cure Corns. Bunions, Jnirrowiiiir Nulla. Swollen and Sweatlnir Uwt.

At all druirirlHU and 8Ium Stores. 2.V. Dou't mvi'iit uny aulntiltute. Paruule FHEE. Address, Allen Olmsted.

LeRoy. N. Y. 31.at but this remedy is so sure to effect a enre, and my customer so certain to appreciate my recommending it to him, that I give it the preference." One Touch of Nature Makes the Whole World Kin." When a rooster finds a big fat worm he calls all the hens in the farm yard to come and share it. A similar trait of human nature is to be observed wnen a man discovers something exceptionally good he wants all his friends and neighbors to share the benefits of his discovery.

This is the touch of nature that makes the whole world kin. Tiiis explains why people who have been cured by Chamberlain's Cough Remedy write letters to the manufacturers for publication, that others similarly ailing may also use it and obtain relief. Behind every one of these letters is a warm luarted wish of the writer to be of use to someone else. This remedy is for sale by all druggists. For sale by all druggists.

Plenty of caused by 6taffn.it Inn Special Dedication Exrnrttiou to Texan On the excursion of Tuesday, April 7th, we wlrT conduct a special excur and bowels. To get rid of it and headache and biliousness and the poison that brings Dr. Walter Green came in from Kansas City last Sunday and spent a few davs in our citv. sion to Texas. On this excursion the dedication of Portsmouth will occur.

rellaWe purifiers that do tlm wm-b- Harry White and Thos. Hem pier made a business trip to Selden Monday night. grinding or griping, afc. at Wednesday. Those who missed "The Poor House Waif" will have one more chance this spring to attend a Home Talent production "Tony the Tramp." T.

Larkln and daughter, Mrs. Francis, of Phillipsburg, visited C. F. Hadley's Thursday. Cawker correspondent in Beloit Gazette.

Easter is approaching and J. L. Mc-Cormick have a large and well selected line of Easter hats and full line of spring millinery. Miss Bernice Jones joined her sister Miss Carroll at Marvin and from there they went to Phillipsburg Saturday. Kirwin Kansan.

Misses Edith and Bertha Larson, of near Dana, were in the city Tuesday on their way to their new home at Flagler, Colo. Sheriff McKenzie was in town Monday serving notices on some of our citizeis for jurymen In the April term of court. Kirwin Kansan. Gordon Stapp of Phillipsburg Is visiting his sister rnd family, Mrs. J.

E. Patton, in this city this week. Prairie View News. Mrs. Jess Yocum and son, Clede came down from last night for a visit with her parents in this city.

Miss Nelle Davis came down from Phillipsburg Saturday evening to see her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. John Bartlett. Kirwin Kansan. The Jacob Waggner residence is being torn down this week to make room for a new and up-to-date residence, which will be commenced on in a few days.

W. B. Gaumer was down from Phillipsburg Monday with his motor Mccormick Co's. drug store. Many Women Praise Thin llemedv.

If you Imvo imlim In the buck. udder K1(lwy trmibl(l tain pleasant herhrure for woman's Ills. lry Mother (Jrny'H Aiuin $35 In Gash For You and never falling regulator. At dtuM liv mull mw.im luruKitor Mot her my 3" TTT j1 Portsmouth is a new town which is being laid out on Matagorda Bay on the Gulf Coast of Texas, which will have the deepest natural water of any place on the Gulf Coast. It has a very beautiful shell beach, and it is also surrounded by a very rich agriculture country.

The country, while not yet developed, Is developing very rapidly. We believe that Portsmouth Is going to be one of the good towns on the Gulf Coast. The most competent judges who have visited there think it will become a great pleasure and health resort, in addition to being a great commercial center. The company with which we are working expects to run a special train from Chicago, and expects to have several prominent men who will deliver addresses at Portsmouth. If the majority of the people wish to make a side trip to Galveston the chances are that the special train will go over to Galveston.

As usual we will visit Brownsville on 'this trip, and also 6ce the territory whlch usually sec on our trips. We expect, this to be a very tine I TTfi ittii I cycle. When it comes to. making time the motor cycle beats every thing yet out. Kirwin Argus.

Air the Same Every man, woman or child who comes to this bank istreatedcourteous-ly and his or her business is attended to the best of our ability. We want your business because we know wo can serve you well and to our mutual advantage. If you transact' your usines here you are assured of tho friendly Intel est of our bank and its otllcers. On it I sto.m have our llrst consideration. First Nal'1 Dank Phillipsburg, Kansas.

trip, and anyone interested In going with us should make It a point, to go mis lime 11 possible. I or limber particulars Inquire of fi Mim.n. Klieuiuatic 1'uiitH ItelirtM. Mr. Thos.

Slcnton, postmaster of THE ROSS MANURE SPREADER Perfect Pulverizer, accurate and even distribution. Change of speed of bottom. No cranking necessary, 0 bushel size, noextra charge for whif-lletree neckyoke and evener. In order to introduce the reat 'Hos Spreader, we make a price of $100.00 which is gs.15.00 less (hnu regular price. Theo.

Smith Son Hardware Lumber Implements Phillipsburg and Marvin painter ana paper hanger solicits your patronage. No job too large nor too small fur him to handle. Phone or Inquire at Harmon's drug store. Frank Baker, formerly of this place, not only runs a meal market at Phillipsburg, but he runs his soda fountain and lias an Ice cream parlor in connection. Frank ahvajs wai a goer.

DjwiiS Times. A. A. Madison, a Hrst-class workman in tho trade of painting and paper hanging, has located In our city and asks for vour natronatre. TIa Punty-poul, writes: "For.thc past eight years I suffered from rheumatic pains, and during that time I used many different liniments and remedies for the cure of rheumatism.

Last summer I procured a bottle of Chamberlain's Pain Balm and got guarantees all work to be first-class. more relief from it than anything I have ever used, and cheerfully recommend this liniment to all sufferers from rheumatic pains." For sale by all druggists. Phone 8d or call at Harmon'i drug tore. 3I-3t.