Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1898-12-01
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the best, ana IN the history VI
llpsburg Mr. McAuley deserves most
favorable mention. His personal
character il Of the best and he has
many friends IN the community.
FRANK MCKAY,
In revie wing the commercial inter
ests OF Phillipsburg a leading place
must be Justly accorded to this firm
No other concern is better patronlzed
or is more deserving Of support He
deals IN general merchandise and bis
stock is fresh and we'll selected and
sold as low as honest trade principle
will permit. Genuine bargains are to
be found there and no other establish
ment strives harder to please custom
ere. This gentleman is liberal and
enterprisiDg and be is never backward
in supporting any worthy enterprises
to advance the interests OF Phillips
burg. His personal and business
standing is Of the highest.
Mr.. Mckay was born in Iowa but
was brought up in eastern Kansas.
Previous to July 1st, the firm name
was Mckay & Lowe
JAMES WOODS.
This gentleman ranks among our
enterprising and prosperous mer-
chants and he stands high as an hon"
cradle and public spirited citizen.
Though not long in the furniture
line he has good stock and is fast
building up good trade. 1t should
also be added that this gentleman
sells az low as honesty and fair deal
ing will permit. Mr. Woods likewise
is in the undertaking line and takes
full charge Of funerals from Grape to
Covers.
He was born in Ohio but came TO
this state by way Of Illinois. For
twenty years he was in the general
merchandise business. No history OF
Phillipsburg would be complete
without generous mention of him as
no man stands higher
W. A. KooN5.
None Of the arts comes nearer to
our homes and affections than does
photography. BY its means the poor
est as we'll as the rich are enabled to
preserve the pictured semblance of
loved ones and to adorn their walls
with pleasing productions of the best
work Of the masters One Of the most
accomplished and skilled members Of
his profession is Mr.. w. s. Rooms, a
true artist OF talent and taste whose
heart is In his work. He has all mod
ern requirements for making from
the smallest to the largest photogrR-
phs. He is prepared to make pictures
in crayon and water Colors and IN fact
does any and all kinds Of work per-
tanning TO the art Of photography.
Mr.. Rooms IS regarded here as an
artist of ability and o gentleman Of
sterling worth. He was born in Iowa
but has lived in the county six yeas.
A. HANDY 3 CO.
This prominent firm is numbered
smong our enterprlsing and honora-
BILE merchants and their store is a
credit to to the town. Their reputs-
tion in commercial and social circles
is OF the best, and though but short
time in this line, they are already do
ing a brisk trade. No merchants
carry a better stock and though they
will not keep inferior goods or adult"
Grated articles, their prices are as low
as the lowest. Their premises are
large and Commodlous and customers
are waited on promptly and politely.
In all its transactions, this firm
observes the principles Of honesty
aud liberal dealings, and their large
trade shows that their honorable
methods Of doing business are ap-
preciated by our people. They are
never backward in supporting any
proper enterprise to advance the city.
MRS, l.. r. WRIGHT.
"What pleRses the eye pleases the
heart" and our ladies should bear this !
in mind when purchasing their head
dress. She stands at the head of her
profession, having been engaged in
it longer thaA anyone else, and her
emporium is the best in the county.
She carries q select line Of hats and
bonnete, trimmed and untrimmed all
Of them models Of taste and beauty.
Her business ability and her accom-