Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1898-12-01

W OSANAN -
they are always to the front and they
merit the patronage of our citizens.
The present city officers are; O. A,
Porter, mayor; w. N. MCIlvaln, clerk
j. s. Morse, jr., treas,i II F. Stinson,
atty; s. N. Duvall, marshal; w. ID,
Granger, f. O. johnson, Jno. Hah.
nenkratt, O, A, Lewis and +. B. Can
non, councilmen.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
There are few II any financial estab-
lishments that so completely enjoy
the confidence Of the public as this
bank. A good safe bank 10 q great
profit and convenience 10 any com.
munity and our people daily show
their appreciation Of this solid, we'll
managed concern. Its career since
It's foundation has been one Of uni
form success, under careful, conserve
tive and wise direction.
This establishment is identified
with every movement that works for
the clty's good and ito officials are
gentleman OF stricteBt integrity, high
moral character, enterprising and
progressive, with strong faith in the
town, its people and resources. Dur.
ing the trying years since lie estab-
lishment, it has stood as firm as q
rock and every year hiss seen the
confidence Of our people in II increas.
ed. II was established in 1887, Oapi.
tai $4,000; Surplus $1,000; President,
Il. s. Granger, Cashier, w. d Gran
ger Assistant Cashier. 4, II. Rogeya.
CENTRAL LUMBEB COM PANy,
No industry here can point to a
more satisfactory record Of useful.
ness, conservative growth and pros.
perity than this lumber company.
An extensive line Of all Glasses and
grades Of lumber, doors, sash and
blinds, fuishings, mouIdlngs, latb.
posts and building material are car
ried and retailed at wholesale prices,
The goods are under cover and every
care is taken TO keep them in q salts,
factory condition. The large yard
is convenient and accessible and the
name OF this company is synonymous
with capital, business ability and in
tegrity. We are TO be congratulated
on having such concern in our midst
Mr.. Hardman is the manager and the
success Of the company is mainly due
to his enterprise, energy and popular
ity in the community. This company
has yards at Greenleaf, Downs and
Portis.
A. D. RAFFlNGT0N.
Most Of us dread the dentists chair
but 1T would have few il any terrorl
if we knew the operator was skilled
| in his profession and gentle and sym
pathetic in manner. There would b
. no doubt on this score il you placed
| yourself in the hands OF Dr. Rafting
ton, than whom none stand higher
here, socially and professionally. Thu
only assurance the patient has tina
good work will be done consists in thu
+ standing and experience Of the prac
q tltioner and that we gladly vouch To-
/ in this case. He is psinstaking ant
conscientious. All the latest appIlan
/ ces are used and dentistry as practices
!. by himis indeed q fine art DR.. Raj
/ fngton is q distinguished graduate 0
: The Western Dental College He wa
born in Missouri.
DAaGETT q MANN.
Il When desth enters q home th
Q hearts Of the loving are crushed ant
It life it seems can never be bright
r again. But time is a kindly old nurs
= and binds up the wounds which fin
9 ally heal through her ministrstIOni
i Memory is the truest friend after al
Q and that is kept alive IN no small
Q degree by the csrvers Of stone an,
Il engravers Of names thereon. Fror
time immemorial all nations hsv
Q considered respect for the dead,
= virtue and a burial place as sacred
d The Egyptians hewed sepulChers on
l. of solid rock and built great pyramid
j as repositories for the dead. TIL
g Romans honey-combsd the bills o
n Italy with Casacombsiu the niches .