Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-10-20

| ION. mere We IOunu q Complete llne
of hardware, vehicles, implements
and harness. Mr.. Upton has an up
to-date establishment and is doing a
rushing business. He has been In
business here at Agra for about three
years and In that time by the courte-
Gus treatment Of his customers, the
quality Of the goods handled and rea-
sonable prices quoted he has enjoyed
a steadily increasing trade. If you
need cook stove that will give entire
satisfaction, don't fail to see the
Round Oak Chief ranges that Mr..
Upton has In stock. They are dan
dies.
]. A. MERCER.
We found Mr.. Mercer at the Palace
Meat Market, Singing meat in the
latest and most approved style. Here
we noticed neat, clean, up-tO-date
meat market and in connection with
the meat market, is nice stock Of
groceries, -four and feed. If you need
any thing along this line Mr.. Mercer
will treat yau right.
Il L. KECKLEY.
One Of Agra's old stand-bys and one
who perhaps has done as much as any
man to build up the town, is Mr..
Keckley, The Every Thing Man.
Mr.. KecPley can say what no other
man In the city can say, that he put
In the first stock Of goods ever brought
to Agra. He has stayed right here
and stuck by the town ever since, and
the town has stood by him. This is
shown by the splendid business he has
built up. He has business here that
would be credit 10 town many
times the size OF this. He carries q
complete line of dry goods, groceries,
boots and shoes, hats and caps, CLOTH
ing etc. Mr. Keckley also has full
line of farm machinery, buggies,
wagons and coal. If you need any
thing from pin to a threshing ma.
chine, see Keckley, The Everything
Man.
II. z. UNDERooD.
Another Of Agra's rushing, enter
prislnR, gentlemanly, business men, is
Mr.. Fl. P. Underwood. He has been
In bGSiness here for twelve years and
can be depended upon at all times for
| first-claSs goods and reliable service.
He has a fine stock OF general mer.
chandise, and sells good goods at good
honest prices. lie has about one hun.
dred pairs Of shoes, a little out Of
date, but for durability and quality
they are as good as the later styles,
that he will close out at cost to make
room for new stock.
Mr.. Underwood came from Iowa
about twenty years ago and located
ON a farm north Of town, there he
stayed for about eight years, then be-
gan business at Agra where he has
been ever since.
DIR. II. D. BROTHERS.
Agra's popular and successful physi-
clan and surgeon has been practicing
here for the past eight years. In
that time three other doctors have
located here but DR.. Brothers has out
stayed them all. DIR. Brothers is a
graduate Of the Omaha Medical col
loge, finishing the course there in 1883.
Since beginning to practice the doctor
has been very successful In his chosen
profession. He enjoys an extensive
country practice as we'll as in the
town. Before locating at Agra, DR..
Brothers was one OF the leading ply
sicians at Phillipsburg for about nine
years. The doctor has o we'll equip.
ped drug store and his place is also
headquarters for school books, school
supplies, wall paper and paints.
II. L. WHITNEY. 81.
The next call we made was on Mr.
II. L. Whitney at the State Elevator
Mr.. Whitney has been running this
elevator for the past live years, during
which time he has made many friends.
We also met his brother, w. @. Whit
ney who is manager Of the Agra Ship
ping Association. The Whitney Bros.
have one Of the finest herds OF regis.