Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1905-03-09

Is Spelleu IKE bnlS. a-u-V-s-r-L-rS-e.
If that job OF printing didn't suit
you it wasn't done at the HERALD Of
ice.
Sale bills printed at this Office.
Good work, quick work, and satisfac-
tory prices.
W. w. Tackwell is putting up
dwelling house near the depot for
rental purposes.
See the tailor at Shlmealls when you
want your suit cleaned and pressed.
He will do you good work.
W. A. Elliott and son Of Rushyille
we're in this city last Thursday. The
HERALD acknowledges a call.
B. NJ. McNltt, a member Of the
Granite To Rnship Board was a bust
ness visitor to this place Monday.
The cheapest is not always the best
but the best is always the cheapest re-
CARELESS of cost. We give you the
best printing at reasonable cost.
A quarter section Of good land three
miles from town, one hundred acres
under cultivation, only $40 per acre
/. d. Thornton, Marvin, Kansas.
Before buying carpets see my new
line OF Richardson's Speculative Car.
pets. Always the best and cheapest.
O. b. LANE
Cleaning pressing and repairing
suits is a speciality Of the tailor at
ShimeallS. Try him when your suit
needs attention.
Please remember the only place you
can get -Four Pair Best No. 7ol Rock
ford Hose is The Shimeall Clothing
Company. They make prices that no
one will duplicate.
Someone has figured 1t out that the
cost of the state oil refinery will be
only twenty-five cents per capita. A
slight reduction In the price OF oil
will soon pay this tax.
Miss Kate Taylor, who is teaching
school this year, informed US Saturday
thai er term closes tomorrow. Her
parents will soon move to town and
will reside here in the future.
Clement L. Wilson Of Colby, was
here Tuesday confering with L. @.
Chase Of Marvin, on business matters.
Mr.. Wilson is one Of the leading real
estate dealers Of western Kansas.
John M, Gray, ex-county surveyor,
came up from Kirwin Monday to pre-
sent some bridge matters to the board
OF commissioners. John has engaged
in the implement business In Kirwin
and is doing well.
Harry White who was delegate to
the grand lodge Of the A. v. U. W,
which met at Leavenworth returned
Saturday. ]. T. Hill, also delegate,
remained a little longer and visited
the state penentiary returning Sun
day.
A Methodist presiding elder from
central Kansas chased around among
the colored settlement In Topeka look
ing for help and found trouble. His
acquaintance with chief of police was
all that saved him from being placed
in Jail.
The HERALD Office acknowledges
a pleasant call from Frank DonaVan
last Monday. Mr.. Donaven IS the
trustee Of Sumner township and was
In attending the annual meeting of
he assessors to fix the valuation Of
property for 1905.
We notice thatcher towns are al.
ready discussing the issues at stake In
the coming city elections that occur
In april and are placing tickets In the
field. So far we have heard very little
comment about election In Phillips.
burg, It's time to get busy.
No editor In this part Of the state
has any excuse for making grammatical
errors. Conway of the Norton Cham
plon is willing at any and all times to
correct them. He will be glad to do
SO II manuscript is submitted to him
before publication and certain to do
SO II it is pot.
Buying in large quantiti for cash
for our various stores enables US to
give our customers more for their mon
ey than they can get elsewhere. We
rant you to get prices elsewhere and
then come and get ours and then buy
where you can do the best, but don't
buy until yon have seen our new
spring gOOds.-ShImeall ClOthing Co.
1t probably affords the successful
applicant great deal Of satisfaction
to land political appointment and
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