Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-10-20
womer, cashier. Deposit $751;

| here 10 Agra Tor ABOUT three years
and as u result Of honest, upright deal
ing has bad rapid and steady growth,
enjoying the entire confidence Of the
business community. The relation
existing between this bank and it's
many customers has been Of the most
cordial nature, their aim being to
make it peoples bank, place where
those of moderate means can expect
the same courteous attention as those
of more favorable circumstances. You
run no risks in dealing with the First
State Bank of Agra.
LUMBER AND COAL.
The firm of WOmer Burrow s. Wo.
mer also own and operate a lumber
and coal yard. They carry complete
stock Of the best grade Of lumber and
coal. They have every thing needed
along this line and their prices are
right too. One of the firm expects to
crib large amount of corn this fall.
See him for prices.
| w. II. CLARK.
Mr. Clark came from Iowa to Kan
sas In 1898 and has been In business
here ever since. He has one OF the
largest and most complete stores IN
the city, carrying full line Of furni-
ture, millinery goods and notions. He
also does general undertaking bust
ness. Mr.. Clark has the only furni-
ture and millinery store in town and
enjoys a splendid trade You will al.
ways find his prices right, as low as
CONSTANT with the quality Of goods
carried.
Mr.. Clark has been a resident of
Agra for over six years and Is always
identified with the leading public en-.
terprlSes Of the place. 1t does a per.
son good to meet and talk with such
men. II you are interested In music
don't fail to see the harp Mr.. Clark
has almost completed. He has done
all the work himself, with nothing for
a pattern except cut in catalogue.
This is a genuine Holian harp which,
for quality and richness of tone, Is
fully equal to harpS that sell from a
thousand to several thousand dollars.
lit is surely a marvel.
f. GREvES.
Mr.. Greves has but recently come to
the city, but visit to his up-to-date
candy kitchen, on the east side of
Main street, will convince you that
he understands his business. Lunch
served at all hours, hot and cold drinks
In season. Mr.. Greves makes his can
dies fresh every day, no old stock
there. For fine candies see Frank the
Handy Man.
J. W. DUNDAs.
J. W. DundaS, the pleasant, hust.
ling blacksmith Of the city, has been
la this business for over seventeen
years and knows the work thoroughly
from A to Y. He formerly lived In
Oklahoma, but left that good country
for better, Kansas. Mr.. Dundas is
prepared to do general blacksmith
ing, wagon work, borseshoelng and re.
pairing. He makes a speciality Of
pillow work. II your pillow needs doc
toring bring it to Dundas and it will be
done right. Satisfactory work guar
anteed.
D. F. HARMON.
Long years of practical experience
places man in a position to give his
customers the best service possible In
the business in which he is engaged.
This is true Of d. L. Harmon, who
runs the City Restaurant and confec.
tionery. You will find him at the
trst door south Of the State Bank,
where you can get meals and lunch at
all hours, restaurant open early and
late. Mr.. Harmon has been there for
ten years and thoroughly understands
his business. He has helped to make
Agra what it is to-day. For good,
and good should be written in capital
letters, square meal or quick lunch so
to the City Restaurant.
4. e. TIPTON.
The next man we met was the gen