Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1901-01-17
THE HERALD.
PHILLIPsBURG. KANSAS.
KANSAS.


Bargains in dry goods and shoes at
Dukes.
Thos. Cox, of Deer Creek, was in
the city yesterday
Go to Duke at McKay's corner for
goods. at a sacrifice.
Jack Hummer had the misfortune
to lose his horse Monday.
Rubbers, underwear and clothing,
at cost, at Walter Green's.
Great sacrifice of goods at Dukes,
immense bargains while they last.
Don't fail to see 1.-The Little Injun"
on exhibit at w. w. Reynolds & Co.
All new goods; hats, caps, gloves to
fit you at Walter Green's new store.
Money to loan. No red tape. w. @. Bis
sell. office In Phillips County Bank building.
Harry Root, the State Journal man,
was in the city last Friday and Satur-
day.
w. D. Granger is building a hand
some new barn on his property in this
city.
Bryan'S Commoner and the HERALD
% one year in advance $1.75. Subscribe
now.
Attorney L. NJ. Mahin is up from
Smith Center counting in this city
this week.
H. B. Abbott attended the imple-
ment dealers association in Kansas
City this week.
w. W. Reynolds s. Co. have new
ad. in the HERALD this week. Read
and profit by it.
Guy Bissell has new telephone in
his Office. He secured the phone from
the Harwood & Sewell store.
j. E. Duvall, of the Norton Courier,
was in the city few days last week
visiting with Ralph Winship.
John @. Royce is in Topeka this
week hobnobbing with the legislators
and cultivating Senator Burton.
E. H. Allen, the sixth district Sun
day school man of the Presbyterian
church, was in the city Tuesday.
Ed. Boughton, of Speed, paid the
HERALD a brief call last Thursday,
while the papers were being printed.
Best quality rubber, clothihing, I'M
derware, gloves, hats and caps at
G reen's Goods all new. At cost for
cash.
Start the new year right by getting
the HERALD, the Topeka Advocate
and Mr.. Bryan's Commoner, All three
for $3.50.
G. B. Duke is closing out certain
Gines of his goods at great sacrifice.
If you want some big bargains call
and see him.
Remember Walter Green has stock
of brand new goods. See him for under
wear, hats, caps, gloves etc, lowest
cash prices,
r. n. Farley, prominent young
farmer of Crystal, made this office a
brief call Tuesday. He is attending
court as juror.
G. NJ. Cole has been in bed day OF
two this week with severe case OF
grippe. Allen Post took his place at
the store while he was laid up.
Joe Lee, the genial landlord of the
Baum hotel, has just recovered from
a severe tussle with the grippe. He
and his family all had it at once.
To tell of all our people who are suf-
fering from la grippe this week it
would be necessary to list over hall
the entire population of the city.
Fred Bridegroom is in Kansas City
this week to lay in a new stock of i'm
plementS and buggies, also to attend
the implement dealers association.
If you want to avoid that peculiar
feeling as though you were falling tc
pieces, buy one of those Combination
Understands for men at G. NJ. Coles.
In this paper will be found the ad
of Joe Gleissner, the tailor. If you
want a handsome suit OF clothes reao
what he has to say and patrOniZe him
John B. Smith & Son purchased the
ydelivery line from Heath s. Robb the
latter part of last week and are now
running the wagons for their patrons