Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1903-03-19

j. Fl. Stevenson, of Hill City, was
in town yesterday.
L. B. Norman, of Norton, was a
Phillipsburg visitor yesterday.
Buy your shoes at the Boston and
save from rs to5O cents per pair.
l. M. Mahin of Smith Centre was in
the city on legal business yesterday
G. A. Barnard, of Long Island re-
Gently sold farm for $500 per acre.
Bring your produce to the Boston
and you will always get the top prices.
w. B. Ham, prominent attorney
of Stockton, was in the city yesterday.
See the elegant line of zepher ging-
hams the Boston is showing at 12i ct.
per yard.
Walter Green has recently purchas-
ed so head of heifers for his stock
ranch.
G. h. Smith, of Dayton, was inter-
viewing PhillipSburg business men
last Tuesday.
Meals 20 cents at the Blue Front
Restaurant four doors north of First
National Bank.
James Coffey a prominent raiser of
fancy stock of Walnut township was
in town yesterday.
Cy Leland is expected to land a
Secretaryship in some department of
the government service.
The Herald turned out a lot of bills
calling attention to the special hosiery
sale held by f. A. Smith.
The Boston is showing q nice line of
ladies wrappers and invite the ladies
to call and inspect them.
The ladies who wish to buy lace cur
tains will do well to see those pretty
brussels net curtains the Boston is
showing.
For sale, Immediately, a good farm
or draft horse weight about 1900, also
buggy and harness. Inquire of j. NJ.
TADLoCK
The Boston has just received anoth-
er shipment of the famous Hamilton
Brown, shoes and they are now ready
to show you some exceptional good
values.
W. n. McIlvain received a telegram
this morning announcing the death
of Mrs G. w. Mcllvain at her home
in Hamburg, Iowa, which occurred
last night sometime.
If you want to buy Phillips county
land you can't invest to soon. Its
rapid appreciation in value Is appreci-
able to all and is especially appreciated
by the land owners.
j. NJ. TadlOck, of the El Reno,
Oklahoma. Globe and Bell arrived in
this city Monday mOrni ng and is now
closing up his affairs here preparatory
to moving to that place.
NOTICE: DR.. Haggard has removed
his Office to the building formerly oc-
cupied by the News south side OF the
square. He will be pleased to have his
friends call and see him at his new
quaaters.
Charles Z. Palmer, Of this city. and
Florence NJ. Shook, of Norton, were
married by the probate Judge on last
Saturday, March l4th. Charlie is
we'll known in this vicinity. 1t is
hoped that his matrimonial venture
will prove happy one.
The Phllllpsbnrg Post, No. II G. A. |
r. at its regular meeting on March |
14th 1908, adopted set of resolutions |
endorsing Col. A. w. Smith, OF Nc |
PhersOn, in bis candidacy for COM
mander and pledging him the support |
Of the Post in this city. A copy OF
these resolutions we're left at this
office for publication, but lack Of space
necessitates their omission.
Ladies. If you want to see the larg-
est and finest stock OF millinery goods
ever brought to Phillips county, you
should visit the Tucker millinery
store, near Phillips Co.. Bank. Their
street and walking hats now on dis
play. Their general spring opening
OF beautiful trimmed hats will be
about April Bird. and lth. and n you
want TO witness the grandest display
NJ millinery seen this side of the
Missouri river, You should certainly
visit this Monmouth store. Seeing is
believing.