The Rossville Times from Rossville, Kansas • Page 4

LUMPKINS OBITUARY. George Moliler, St. Marys. EASTERLING-. Grocers.

"We carry a full line CLOTHING- AND FURNISHING GOODS. of Staple and Fancy Groceries, Fiour, etc, which we are selling at very mod erate prices. Died, Friday afternoon, April 24th, at his residence in this city. Rgede7, Col. I.

Stanley. The Colonel had been sick for several weeks, but his death came as a thunder clap upon the village, as but few people had any idea that his end was so near. He was a most exemplary citizan, an upright business man, and a kind husband and father. He was a quiet man, making no loud pro fessious, but laboring persistently to round out his character and build substantially for both worlds. He was born at Athens, Ohio, and came to Kansas In 1880.

He leaves behind him six sons and one daughter. The children are scattered through several HATS, CAPS, BOOTS AND SHOES. We invite the public to examine our stock and prices, we have the goods, and We shall be glad to Ben all our old friends and any number of new ones. our Call in. prices are RIGHT DOWN TO BED ROCK.

IWTERMS.Casii. VOICE FROM THE PUBLIC SCHOOL. We, tV.e Teachers and pupils of tlie ltossvllle School, gratefully extend our thnnks to the members of tlie Chris-tinn Church for their kindness in let-tins us have the use of their organ on several occasions. Also to the editor of the Rossville Times lor publishing school reports and Hiving us books for the library. Likewise to the people in general for their attendance at the entertainment we gave some time ago, from the proceeds of which 25 new books were procured for the library.

Bj order of committee, Ella Oilvbr. l'EAKL MCELVAIN. LlLLIE YoIUC. As fur as the editor of the Times is concerned, whatever has been done for the school has been done very cheerfully. In fact, be has always taken great pleasure in publishing the "Roll of because that roll is a reminder of the change for the better that has taken place in the management of schools a change that keeps steadily in view the plan of rewarding merit, and, as much as possible, retiring the birch.

No doubt but the members of the Christian church feel glad that an opportunity to do good presented itself, since they well remember this admonition, "Do good," and "be rich in good works." CALL AND SEE US. LOCAL ITEMS Carpets and Furnishing Goods at A. UrbanBky.s St. Kansas. Just received, at the lumber yard, an invoice of plain and fancy Screen Doors.

We have a number of Willnrd items in our note book, but cannot get them in type until next week. Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps at A. Urbansky's, St. Marys, Kansas, at less than cost, to clear the stock. A car of White Lime Just arrived at the lumber yard, which we will sell at 81.00 per barrel.

One barrel equal to 1 barrels of native lime. J. Thomas Co. The Young People's Christian En deavor Society will meet at the M. E.

church Sunday evening. Warnings. For Whom? Why Given?" Revelation Hebrews Leader, Miss Maggia McAdams. The A. W.

Gatibey Co's. Cultivator Works turned out a large number of the famous "Cyclone Cultivators" this season. They are selling fast, appearances indicate that the proprietors under rather than over estimated the orders that would flow In. 20 Its Granulated Sugar 91.00 175 Head-light Oil, per gal 15c Mixed Candy, per 0 10c Dress Shieldp, per pair 10c All Kinds of Stationery Muls, Oranges and liananas. Come and see our 6 Cent Prints At A.

W. Gabbet'b States, one son, only, remaining at J. N. STEWART. Auctioneer, A.

O. -DEALER 1N- Twenty Years Expe home. Funeral services were held in the Presbyterian church last Sunday; afternoon, when the Rev. J. O.

Haver preached a funeral discourse, taking as his text Rev. XXI, last clause of 1st verse: "And there was no more sea." He explained that the sea, in its ex tent and Its tosslngs, emblematized separation, tro-jblq, change and perpetual unrest. Also that the words of rience. ADDRESS: J. Stewart, silver the text "no more sea" told of a time Lake; orC.

botham. Rossville. Notary Public and Insurance Agent Also xieceives Deposits, Buys and Sell Eastern Exchange. Pays Interest on Deposits, if Left Over Thirty Days. COLLECTS DRAFTS AND NOTES Itemits promptly.

The patronage of the public solicited References: Merchants' National Bank, Topeka, National bank of Kansas City, Kansas City, Mo. and a place when and win-re separtion and disquietuds will have no part or lot, and where peieumal peace and perpetual Joy will lave each and every inhabitan Col. Stanley was a Freemason, and tl services were conducted under the aus ARNOLD pices of the Order, by request of the STANSFIELD, ROSS VILLE TOWNSHIP SUNDA Y-SCHOOL CONVENTION. The semi-annual convention of the Hossville Township S. S.

Association will be held in the Presbyterian Last Saturday we had the of thanking Mr. Jackson for three deceased. In addition to the members of Hesperian Lodge, a number of Masons from St. Marys, Silver Lake and very one seedless California oranges. They formed part of a box sent him Topeka were present.

The church was J. Tim MAS CO. LUMBER DEALERS. Druggists direct from the Golden state, bv his brother, who resides' at Riverside, crowded with relatives, friends, and members of the Order. The cavalcade and foot procession was ohB of the from whence 900 car loads of oranges have been shipped within the last few months, most of them to points East longest that ever wended Its way to our cemetery.

NO. 821 KAS. of the Mississippi. fMmSt ft church on Sunday, 17th, 1801. The music will be in charge of J.

C. Bradley. Bring your Gospel Hymn Books. PROGRAMME. 10 a.

m. Devotional and I'raise Service. Joseph Van Vleck. 10:20 Am. "The True Object of the Sunday School." Rev.

F. S. Allman. Discussion, Rev. A.

Montgomery, 8. F. Joy, H. C. Miller, J.

R. WilL 11 A. M. "Should the Total Abstinence Pledge be in the Sunday ScIiojIV" Mrs. A.

0. Sherman. Discussion, A. In the course of his funeral remarks A.Urbansk;, of St. Marys, Kansas, NORTH TOPEKA.

last Sunday, the Rev. J. G. Mayer Doors, Sash, Blinds. Cement, Lath Lime, Hair, Plastor.

Poplar, Ash Oak Kept in Stock. JgWhito )ak Posts. Is giving awav to cash purchasers a made mention of the fact, that Col. Sue Folding Table. Go and get ohm, Stanley was not a man who stretched Eggs 10 cts per Dozen his neck for the purpose of peering In- Dry Goods and Clothing the cheapest In the market at A.

Urfcansky's, SU quisitoriully over other men, fences, and that he cared te know no more Butter 12 cts per Marys, Kansas. about his neighbors affairs than could pound PERSONAL MENTION. I1IGGINB0THAM GILBERT. ive Turkeys 7 cts be turned to beneficent account. Than which, we add, few eulogies are more freighted with honor.

John Held is the proud father oi a ji. itogers, Joseph van viecK. 11 :30 a. M. The Sunday School lesson, taught by Dr.

T. W. Peeks. 1:45 p. It.

"Knowing the Lesson and the Scholar," Prof. W. tl. Wright. per to cund bouncing baby girl.

There was a very fair attendance at Mrs. It. 8. Gabhev is spending a few Chick Hens 4 cts Dr. Miller's sale, but many of the ani weeks at Pueblo, Col, visiting ber mals were sold at prices! inadequate to per pound daughter, Mrs.

R. W.Gutshall. Discussion, Mrs. Maggie Enos, Dr. A.

O. Magi II, J. Bradley. 2:30 p.m. "Essentials of Good Teach Mr.

Bnd Mrs. W. U. I'age, of Bussell their merits. No by-bidder was employed.

The Doctor said on his bills, "Farm sold; every thing goes." True to his word, ha told the things he ad county, spent several days of the pres Ducks 4 cts per pound ing," Bradford Miller. ent week In Rossville. They returned sion, Mrs. Wm. Mltchuer, W.

V. Hook, W. G. Gilbert. to their home to-day (Friday.) vertised.

If all pemous puisued the Young Roosters Married, Saturday, April 25th, ism 3:15 p.m. "The Work of the Sunday 2 cts ner pound Martin Nason and Mrs. Levlna Wher plan which was carried out at the Miller mile, auctions would stand much higher In public estimation than they dotoday. Dr. Millet's fidelity to pur School Teacher out of Sohool," A.

K. Rogers. Discussion, Miss Lulu Ki ty. On the evening of the wedding Old Rooster 2 day a banquet was given at the Holden lian, Miss Lldle Strimple, E. C.

Bill pose reminds us of a beatitude we have ranch, where a large number of rel Officers for the ensuing year will be cts per pound atives and Invited guest met to do choseu some time during the aftei- met with in one of our reading excursions, wherein good is spoken of him Apples 80 cts honor to bride and groom and wish noon. that sweareth to his own hurt, and Brethren, come praying that we may mem uoaspeed. The groom is one per bushel of our active and well-condurted cbangetu not." Potatoes 80 Alter a successful school term, our Dealers In GROCERIES, FLOUR, FEED, QUEENS WARE, GLASSWARE. STONEWARE, BOOTS and SHOES. We Solicit a Share of Your Patronage.

teachers have entered upon well cts per bushel young farmers, mid the bride is a member of one of Kossvllle's best-known families and an owner of Westmoreland real estate. May much happiness attend them all their days. earned vacation. The flulnhine touch have God's blessing in this convention, Cordial invitation extended to all. A.

L. Stratton, Pres, Twp. Association. B. Swbaringen, Secretary.

New Advertisements, was given last Wednesday, when very E. F. GabBEY- enjoyable closing exercises were Thursday morning of this week formed in Prof. Wrights loom and in Miss Gray's room, given resrarct Stanton am I son set nut for Eureka Springs, Arkansas, where hx extncls WILT ISK8. lively by Prof.

Wright's nnd Miss Swayze's pupils and Misses Gray and We this week insert some locals for to remain about eight weeks. some months past his Iv-nllh lies not A. Urbansky, of St. Marys. This gen Huklll's pupils.

A lame number of tleinau believes in printer's Ink, and fjPIUNG TSe- BUGGIES parents were present, who appreciated the position he has reached in the iner the work done by teachers and echo! cantile world shows that Ink of that ars. Near the close of the exercises been satisfactory, and he visits the Spiiugs for recuperative" piiriinvpsj. Stunt. Is an excellent ynuni' hi.il'. Ill demeanor in the family elide mid a' the store Is i xlieini lv cotnmiiienilahb'.

For a Ions tune past, we have touched diplomas Wbre piesented to Misses variety has not gone back on him. Ella Oliver and Nora Hi ss, bv I'roff. WAGONS FARM WAGONS, Wright. We learn the teachers spend George Holder, of St. Marys, makes use of the Times this week In making thepublio acquainted witb the lane elbows with linn at the Gabliey House their vacation about its follows: ProlT, Wright remains at home for a mouth, table, miuI shall mlus him as we world a son or a younger brother.

stock of Clothing and Furnishing toning up, and preparing for a mouth's Goods l.e lias on hand. Mr. Moliler work as instructor Ht the Institute, Most Successful Stoves That are Made. Shelf and Heavy Hardware, Implements. believes In two things, especially.

leaving the remainder of the time for First, that in order to be ready for such allotments as may present them selves. Mlus Ella gwayze spends her business a man must carry a full line of good goods and be prepared to sell Etc. Scissors' and cutlery oi an mnas. Everything in our line at Bottom prices. time in Topeka, with her sister, Mrs, at bed rock prices.

Secondly, that the Maxwell. Miss Ada Gray visits Gospel Temperance Meetings. Gospel Temperance Meetings will tie held in the M. E. church at the time and in the order given below.

They will be conducted by Mrs. II. G. Lord, of Topeka, who, on Sunday, will be assisttd by ti Rev, F. B.

Allman. Every biaiy Is Invited. Members of public must be notified respecting the Topeka a few weeks, after which she good things that await will proceed to Hilliards, Ohio, to tarry Stiil In the That noted Cleveland li, All," and bis compeer, that musical animal, of ftd physique and correct moial principles and impulses, known as "Sam. Too-slick," aie still "in the ring," with no idea, of "throwing up the sponge," or getting ''knocked out." Those interested In 'perfect specimens of the equine family are invited to call and see All" and "Sam. Too-slick" In their renpective "corners" as C.

W. Hig awhile with Mrs. C. W. Srailey, going from thence to Pennsylvania, to finish the vacation among her relatives.

CHAMBERLAINS Ciiy Feed Livery Barn Fine Carnages. Single and double teams. Saddle horses, etc. All outUta diut-claas. Charges moderate.

C. C. McFlioisoa. Commercial Men. the T.

and all their friends Miss Kate. I), Huklll goes to her horn some tour or five miles from Topeka. Every thing has moved along har should be out Saturday alteinoon. ritooiiAMHB. Satubdat, May 2nd Sclenlldo Tern moniously, smoothly and energetically iginbntham's barn, Itosivifle, ndays, Sf SPECIAL Attention to perance, and Loyal Temperance Le during the term.

Hand In hand, teach Tuesdays and Wednesdays at T. F. ers and scholars have bent to the oar. ROSSVILLE POST-'JFEICE. Cope's burn, Willard, Thursdays Fridays a ltd Saturdays.

For shoes that wifl wear; for a price As the outcome, Rossville'i seat of learning continues to be one of the van that square; for clerks that act fair. Opens 8:30 a. Mail, Going Eas', doses 1:30 im gion, at 2:30 p. li. Political Phase of Temperance, al 8 F.

M. Sunday, May 8d. Gospel Temperance for Young I'eople, at 11 a. m. Mass Meeting for Sunday at Sr.

m. The White Cross or Social Purity work, at ff.e evening service. schools of the county, a credit to those BON8VIXLK MAKK.KT. 9hM 1 WPS Of WIN week No 2 wheat has ranged during who administer its affairs, and a source of pride to the people among whom It nestlii. Night Mails, close 0:45 p.

Money Order Department closes ft p.v. GIVES Oilice closes: 7:45 r. it. This is not meant for a sample of real from US cts to 05 cts. Mo.

ft wneal 02 cts Bye 75 corn 60 cts. Corn In ear (0 ets. White Com 61 cents. Outs 48 cis. INSTANT RELIEF Open sundavs trotn ji.

A. O. Sherman, P. M. 'mm AN ABSOLUT! CUHC FOR "JilSL mrnMl at our ft lint of wtr.

onoi.KuAkonDCS aiul In inwra lily, l-v lh -r Largest State. Texas la the largest state in the Union. It Is an empire In itself, but DeLaud Co's "Cap Sheaf" brand of soda and saleratus covers more ground, because it is songtfb after by every tiller hi, viiuuir ft lit 1 heir who for politeness declare -wen, what Why, call at the Parlor shoe store 818 Kansas Ave North Topeka. Everything In the way of boots shoes. Bllppers, at the Parlor shoe itore, 818 Kansas North Topeka.

Pricea at the North Topeka Parlor Shoe store are so arranged as to make purchasers happy. The address Is 818 Kansas Ave. Twinkle, Kansas City Ster, None need wonder what yon a re Km man oan buy and trf, 'Cetue the priot not Coo high. Kansas City Star and Rossville Times $1 a year to now MONEY DIARRHOEA, IILOODV (XtX, COl.IO, KHKVMATISM, -tKUKALUlA, IHUIHKg, li hrrvvfr lh'. Any it ih wiirk.

r'air lrara. COMM. DORK THROAT, CATAKKI1, Illl'llTlilCltIA, TOOTH ACU1S, CUTS. ETC. THAT COLT SHOW.

Horsemen want to keep welf1 in mind the colt show that J. E. Guild will give in Rossville on Tuesday, une Wa furnish avryioing. Wi alart y.u. fk.

Vwi can lUti.ta uur spar iiiuinvuli, or all ynur llmr Iw Hu woik. 1 til" ntlraly brina-i womlirfut xivrrai littm wnkar. feiBlrmrr art earning from i ui -ivmta, aii mar atr a Hula jm rl ui a. Wa an hirnUH yun pl m. ut am) trat.lt I St ft l-'rltt lull UfMiuaUwa VU.

Vtf.tAitHa.AtlUDIk. sensible housekeeper from Main to ALSO RCBTOHATIVC PILLS AND GREEN MOUNTAIN SALVE. California. Always ask for "Cap Sheaf," and you will get the bah. 18th.

The person showing the best II UltE DA Sold will, of u.ln, Ml "Wi-WBltiiUJ mo iRi thbouio trial ua M.mi but is Intended io remind the public that plenty of the genuine "dusky la Of tint en raetipt prist tmtll 2fo. medium 60g. Uruii c.CJ diamond" cun always be found at the (liHmoml" can always be found at the Ucioiy colt will be entitled to breed free this year. Next week we will Incorporate Annl. liny Hulk Garden Heeds at Illggin this notice la tha standing advertise Kotick: All iMMs iitH in tins i.eu -barhoofl who hi iiulebted to may pny the amount oi nuoh ln(lbtwlntws to Wealfy Davis.

A rwalut from lilai will be as good us giveu by myself. A. II ANSON, butham Gilbert's, If you want seeds Tha A.N. Chamberlain Medlcma iimwm o. lumber yard, uu.mer ment, so that breeders may have their that will grow.

and Winter. mind perpetually jogged. ELKHART, INDIANA..