Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1903-01-08

Did you notice the Boston Store
windows this week?
Will Watson and Charlie Cole spent
New Years at Long Island.
Have you heard about it THE
BoSton'S Bankrupt Shoe Sale.
Lyman Perkins of Valley, had bust
ness with the county fathers Tuesday.
Vernon and frankie Curl returned
to their school work at Lawrence,
Monday.
Jas. CuShman, OF Kirwin, was in
town Tuesday, having business with
the county officials.
Only few Furs left at the Shimeall
Clothing store and they will be closed
out at low figure.
The Boston Store reports the sale of
a hundred pair of shoes Saturday, and
about fifty pairs Monday.
Miss Allie Morse has resumed her
laborS in the Ottawa University, af-
ter enjoying vacation in this city.
G. W. Hull was in this city Tuesday
interviewing the business men of the
town and the county commissioners.
Bring IN your gueSSeS on the piano
contest during this month as the
contest closes on the last day of the
month.-Shimeall Clothing Co.
1t has been thoroughly demonstrat.
cd that PhillipSburg people know q
good thing when they soc it, 10y the
liberal way they invested in shoes at
the ROSton's Bankrupt Shoe Sale,
DIR. Haggard has been confined to
his home since Saturday with the grip
the first time in twenty years. We
are pleased to note, however, that he
is able to be in his office today.
1t is to be presumed, that all of the
Phillips county students have return
ed to their school work, after their
holiday vacation. There are several
whose names we have not yet learned.
j, d. Couch has taken his Advertise
mentS out of the Herald this week.
Reason: He has more business than
he can handle. We are always glad
to note the prosperity Of Herald
patrons.
Boyd, Eberstein & Co, Of Kensing-
ton, have purchased an interest in the
Phillips County Post. The editorial
management will still be under the
control of w. b, Gaumer. One Of the
new members will take charge of the
mechanical part.
A dollar saved is a dollar made-so
you had best drop into the Boston and
make yourself some money on his
bankrupt shoes They have filled up
some big boxes with sQme odds and
ends Of stock that sold for s.. 25 Ia.
$3.50 and have a price of G9c marked
on them.
The commissioners are In regular
session this week. The hllk Of cQqn-
ty business usually is the allowances 0l
the bills which have accumulated dur
ing the quarter. The commissioners
have an arduous task; more hard work
and good judgment being required
with less pay than any Of the other
offices.
Milton Case spent the holidays with
his brother, J. ID who lives in Lin
coin, Nebraska. J. d. used to be a
familiar figure in the eastern part OF
the county. Several years ago he de-
cided to study medicine and entered
a medical college in Lincoln, where
he graduated a year or so ago. He
now enjoys good practice. Milton
returned Friday night. lie also met
while there. a cousin whom be had
not seen for twenty-five years.
Our juvenile clothing for boys this
spring far surpassed our expectation
the finest we have ever purchased
since we have been In business. First
Of course quality and style, then per-
feet lit, then assortment and last but
by no means the least importance l.
the price. You will never see again
such line for merit, as we show for
spring for the boys, and this reason
| we have them all. -Shimeall Clothing
Cbuuauy.