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

project 10 penent InlilpsburR, ana
his standing as q citizen and business
man is unquestioned This barn de-.
serves the SUCCESS it has gained.
DUNN q DUvALL.
This 10 a neat, inviting market, kept
by gentlemen who thoroughly under
stand their business. Their meats
are we'll selected and Of the choicest
variety and the ice box is laden with
the best cuts. Their market ID not
surpassed by any in the county and
they enjoy special facilities for serv-
ing their patrons. They are courteous
and attentive to customers, give full
value, and consequently do a lucrative
business. They stand we'll in the
community as honorable, pushing
business men Of sterling worth.
WIZ. TooKER,
Mentioning in this history Of Phil
lipsburg our hotels, the neat and
inviting establishment Of W. II.
Tooker should not be forgotten. He
conducts hotel and lunch counter
which is conveniently located opposite
the railroad station, and as be does
business on the right principles and
prices, good value for the money, he
does a large trade The service and
fare is excellent, nothing in the
market is too good for his table, and
service and appointments are all til at
could be desired. Mr.. Tooker has
the faculty Of making his guests feel
at home and his word has always
been as good as his bond, He is &C.
commodsting and courteous and
is always on hand to see that business
runs smoothly. He is from Ohio.
PIE. AJBAUGH.
This gentleman is one Of our bright
active and prosperous young business
men and his reputation has always
been of the best. He deals In con-
fec.ionary, cigars, light groceries,
fruit ETC., and as his place is neat
and inviting and he does business on
the right principles he has large
run Of custom. His store is one of
the busiest here and his stock is ex-
tenslve and we'll chosen. No shoddy
or impure goods find place on his
shelves or counters and he is q
thorough believer in quick sales and
small profits and his reputation has
always been unsullied He ranks
high among our enterprising young
merchants.
c. NJ COLE.
This gentleman is one Of our res
ponsible and psinstaking merchants
and his store is credit to the town.
The best assortment in the line OF
general merchandise is kept and it
would be a fastidIous person indeed
who could not be suited there. The
store is bright and attractive, the
goods advantsgeously displayed, and
Mr.. Cole is always on the alert to
please customers. He knows his bust
ness thoroughly and one of the strict
est rules is that everything must be
sold on it's merits. This is the system
that wins in the long run and his
Aourishing trade shows that he is ON
the right track. Mr.. Cole is pushing
and enterprising and his place is
deservably one Of the popular and
growing establishments Of our city.
Mr.. Cole is from West Virginia.
I'D. COUCH.
This gentleman has been located
here seven years and ranks among
our enterprising business men. He
deals in butter, eggs and poultry, and
he knows his business thoroughly
he does a brisk trade, IS fine
Judge Of these products and ships
largely in car load lots. His place Of
business contributes a great deal to
our commercial Importance and his
premises are we'll adapted to the ex-
tensive business he does. His per-
sonsl and business reputation is of
the best. He was born in Ohio but
located in Iowa before coming here.
GRANT TAYLOR.
We are we'll supplied with llveries
but we do not think that any in the
county is better equipped or more
trustworthy than the above mention
ed establishment This gentleman
is honorable and progressive in his
dealings and animals entrusted to
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