Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1903-03-26
Haggard fits glasses.
The March lion is fierce.

line March lion is fierce.
Get Bonebrake, the painter and
paper hanger,
Shimeall has something new to show
you in the shirt line.
Don't fail to examine the Hcrald's
fine new carriage when in town.
WANTED:-A good cauvasser. For
particulars inquire at this oiIlce.
The Boston is selling four pair of
the best Rockford soxs for 2jcts.
Lester Goodger Of Deer Creek made
business trip to this city yesterday.
The DelmonicO serves all kinds of
short orders at all times in first class
styles.
A couple of Smith COUNTY boys were
recently buncoed out OF their cash in
Denver.
G.H. Nash has moved on to the Utter
farm near Long Island, where he will
reside in the future.
The Boston is showing an elegant
line of white goods. Don't fail to see
them before you buy.
VIM. Heine, who lives near Agra
was pleasant caller at this office
while in town yesterday.
Henry Duncan, of Solomon, was in
the city yesterday interviewing the
county officials and business men.
WANTED:-First-claSs steady broom
maker. Steady work. Address,
CLAY CENTER BROOM WORKS.
Rev. Isaac Johnson, of Greenwood
township, called at these quarters
while in uown Saturday and took adj
vantage of one of the Herald'S num-
erous clubbing offers.
Don't pay high rate of interest on
farm loans when Mahin & MahiD can
loan you money at low rates on choice
farm lands. Office with G. A. Lewis
Phillipsburg, Kansas.
When you are In need of a pair of
good substantial work gloves, remem.
Der The Boston carries stock of
sample gloves that they are Offering
at the actual wholesale price.
If you want your farm sold, list it
at the Herald office. We can get you
buyer If any one can. Or, if you
want to buy farm make your wants
known and we can be of service to
you.
j. W. Jackson, one of the prominent
farmers of Greenwood township, made
a business trip to this city Saturday.
He claims to be a good gueSSer, and
confidently expects to win the Herald
carriage.
NJ. L Heritage, one OF the farmers
and stock raisers of Arcade township,
was in the city Saturday He invites
some of the other Herald patrons to
come and take a ride in that fine new
buggy when he secures 1t.
Another light snow following the
vernal equinox. The largest snow storm
Of the season in '9l occurred about this
time and it was one of the best crop
years in Kansas history. There is
quite similarity between this spring
and that of 1891.
AS was announced last week the
Standard, magazine, containing the
complete serial, Ralph Marlowe, has
oeen mailed to each of the Herald
readers. This is present to subscrib-
erS and if you do not receive your copy
notify this Office.
Shimeall's Exclusive Clothing stores
Is the best place to trade. They carry
everything up to date either in ready
made or Tailor made. If you want a
suit made to your measure they will
have it made by the international
TailorS, the best in Chicago.
Thomas Cunningham who lives over
south of Marvin in RuShvllle township
faced the breeze and came to Phillips
burg Monday. His wife who mas been
a sufferer from paralysis for four years
is in aserlous condition. Mr. Cunning
ham still makes and sells a few brooms
occasionally.