Neosho Rapids Times from Neosho Rapids, Kansas • 8

Lazy Boys. Pleasant Valley Items. Written by Mamie Chadwell of "Fourt Al. Huffman made a business trip A Grade, Kaplds, J'ublic t0 Rurlincton Saturday. Too Many People eay too marjy goods in your store for Hartford.

lwr a Master Cliff uich on the nick UAzy uoys are always luiiuiig aruuiiu the stores and dointr nothintr at home. In the winter when the snow is on the Kennedy made several bnsi- Jones Stone EMP0RI4, KA Offer tlie Greatest Bargains IX FLOUR Jr DAVID REESE, General Biacksmithing, PIo? anfl Wagon Work If you want anything' made of STEEL or IRON call on Neosho Kapids, Kas. ground the boys will go up town and ness calls at Buzzard (Jlory llio last bang around the stove toasting them- Df ie Weck. beivra, wiuie uie gim nave John post has moxt( U) mvUm we winn, ana enow 10 orrng in me wood and water. When it is not too for lhe flnlft.vnii ran sp the Lvzv hovs a-AthcroAl Kenneth McDonald, 'it (.

oilee We think; riot on the south side of the house playing Cofintv, was a business i-aller in with their old marbles for an hour at Pleasant Vallev Fridav. 1A 1H 1. 1, 1 I Tinn no friria Gwunn nnn wnc untr ever made in Lyon county. We pay highest dishes. The lazy boy thinks it is too Sartz's l'laoe this season cold to work but he will gather his K.

Hair Swndayed in tlie Val skates, and go to the river without ley. prices for -But even asking The literary will rlnsi Thursday, J. W. HUGHES, Brick Stone MASON PLASTERER, WELL DIG'tlEU, FLU lT I I I i A SI'ECIA! TV. ORpEIiS PROMITLV ECUTEI) AND ALL WORK GUARANTEED.

OFFICE IN THE TIMES RUII.DlXd. NEOSHO RAPIDS KANSAS The.boys might just as well carry Mnrflll a i is t.Vio fiinriiSi nnil 'ia Tin mi): hnt. tlinv-l I ter and EtfSS. don't want to do so. because they are See what a Dollar Buys.

25 yd Best Light Prints $1, 00 insttonln.v. Thpv won't, it, if Al. Wilson lias- moved onto S. 10 their own dinner is in it. On their 6.

Holt's farm. way home from school they will go to Chaimfd lY-mk Spring and LOU the girls and make them take tl.cdin- ast Tlim.s(1:n. aa I nor nnr.LrPT. T.liar iv nr.iv rm unrl ninv I Summer marhlns nnd Thov don't, Sonic of the Hartford sports were li5 4 Muslin 20 Dress Gingham 20 Best Indigo Print 20 Outing Cloth 1-00 think how dirty they get their clothes hunting Friday and Saturday When at Empori Suits $15.00 and ijp; Pants all TAILOR 1.00 ana liow much patching they make. Kenneth has bought a They always want someone to wait on ncw set of harness for liis fine bavs TJj Joe.

Hoover and family visitot' 20 Good Shirting Loo 20 Pairs Childrens Hose Loo them, but when their mother sends them up town for something they nev IlEMEMBELl POPULAR near Strawn Sun. er know when to come back they will Catchall. made Nobby huits W.E.VilHams, Merchant Tailor, Leho, Jut. off get with some of the other lazy boys and will run off somewhere and stay Sylvan Dioi.i., O. T.

-2 -2. En. Tjmks: are until dark or they get hungry. RESTAURANT Blue Front ALWAYS" (JO WITH TIIK The boys kick about bringing in Will drop you a few lines to let woodj it is their place to bring in the wood. Just as soon us a girl can stand you know what we are doing out CROWD- 5tL Hustling I-I Co.

(SiK-ecssor the Kllipoi-ia Ifanjwuro Cu.) WlKilesalo. "and Retail I tailors in on a chair she has to wash dishes. A here in the ''Strip." We have ha. 1 1 J. All Removal iazy ooy is a nuisance, nc is no.

worm a t.ool HO far, but our earlv the salt that coes In his bread. lie Hardware AoRicrLTfRAi ii "garden sass is coming mriti great to wait on him. When he comes in sual'c Jirass is getting grotto but i i IMPLEMENTS S.tQIZS 4 the house he tosses his hat and mit- not extra good pasture yet. Some For Trade. Befiikeisel's tens in a corner, and let them stay just have commenced planting corn, am wnere tney lie.

me gins nave to pick notatoca are mostly idanted. Lots of them up and put them away. Lazy 1(, n-, 1 Irani iik I-1 1 I I ho i in iifim mis vviiiii. i.rif'i ii 11 111 t'v-i erything. They will lie in bed "a long SooJ to Plow lluuis ncar EMPORIA KANSAS time and if you go and wake them they ly in bloom, ami pie plant is near aiwavs eet mad.

Thev think thev are! Iv larro omnnrh fnr "nur." nlpntv 1 i OTOre SIuart tout 1 8uess else thinks of ou orcek bank and tisl Roberts Jones I W. I 1. .1.. Cash Hartford 1 1 i j- mi Ul Ui5 WvUK, LTL't' III HI 'dW 1 t- tlia l.i'itr l--itr i Hixrir I 7 Having bought the MoCandless Wiley store in Hartford wo want move it on March 1st. and until that time wc will make Prices to please.

We can suit you on any line of General Merchandise. Country prodece wanted. Come and see u. E. C.

Rich Co. OJs Commercial St. Emporia. tf J. R.

SAMUEL, Furniture Dealer Undertaker Wall Paper, Picture Frmjs ty XllCli) UiiC KJJJ 13 CU Ullll J.I1L I 1 1 girl sweeps tlie floor all nice and clean uut lu 11(1 "ere tJHf BH.J xvivncuot i i 0ni. DEALERS IN 3-tf his boots and gets the carpet all mud- the past winter. We have had one -1 1 1 I ay. nen bunaay comes cue men ana 0f tjw wst Hres this afternoon i -j i. a.

j. j.i 1 i ,1 ,1 Fresli and Salt Meats, boys dont have to go in the field and Local Market Report. that I ever saw. It swept nearly Wheat. .50 plow, but the women and girts have everything clean.

It started about Oats i i 3.1 1 to get dinner while the boys can read, IfitfJiest Wir1ict Price aid for Hides. two milvs youth, of here, the wim was blowing a gale from the outh. 40 if they dont go uptown. This is an Hogs i 3.70 old saying, but a true one "A man's Eggs i 12 work is from sun to sun, but a woman 's East Main St. Leho.

otf one -bah' a mile south of mo, on llailev Butter. Dairv 12 work is never done." Suttou claim the tiro jiarted am If girls are such awful things I can't W.RSamukl, Fimeml Direetoi and Enibalmer: Xirht Calls, 722 Xeoslio Street. Creamery 2" Potatoes. .80 went Iwth sides of my jdace btjrn- see why the boys are always teasing, them. Some boys are afraid to go out about acres of tiiu'wr for me i of doors after night, they are afraid of i their shadow.

1 wonder if that is not clean W1 smooth, but I have about LOCALS. HARDWARE the reason they go home with those t0 acres -ot grass this part at present. More anon. Rii'jrtries, Carts, Wagons, Im "lazy girls. East Noesho Hapkte.

Win. II. Coziite. plements, StOves, Pumps and Tin Business local? 8 cents per line each insertion. All locals considered allVe until ordered tiiBoontinued.

Ed. Shaff and Cad. Burnap had a very interesting game of lawn tennis last Tuesday a. score, Shaff. Bur- Th fox has been quite busy this UT N.

B. Subscrers. are: tiier, in ami rMieot iron past week trying to find out where Those parties who have not yet paid Work of all kinds a specialty. the Guse, Peepin Ton! and Blab went. Say Mr, Editor perhaps you liad bet- PAIXTS, OILS, (JLASS-- their subscription, as per agreemont with the (riiarantee will nap Shaff 8, BUrnap 6.

Lebo Kansas. City (Comity confer A favor by doing so at their The Star Dyeing and Cleaning Ilduse ter encourage these delinquents a lit-; of Emporia, guarantee perfect satis- tie tor I guess the S. R. made their earliest ivnvenience we are in need of the funds. By Order Guarantee Com.

UndertakeR. faction In their line of work, don't tuV r1 fail to give them a trial at least. Mr" lmff' mf. G- AV Burnap were down to their big tree Board and rooms at reasonable rate miss luyra xupiin wiiu lias uitii uu at Mrs. Porter's.

PesisaWe part of Monday and 606 Commercial st. 8tf Grroceries. Mr. C. R.

Stone is making some val- town, Emporia. Refer to Prof, 1 ens- the sick list for the past week is now convalescent. Emjwria, Kansas1. uabte improvements to his Lake View more. 1 1-tf.

s'e the now Full Buff Cochin tegs tan be had at farm, thereby making it much more You should call and Best Goods at For Prices ox the Times office at setting of comfortable for Mr. Shaff. eggs, bend in your order. aw the two leading attorneys Fresh beef at Adam's meat going south after corn fodder Jast Loivest Prices. 5 West Sixth Avenue Stf Emporia and (SoFFiria CALL OX C.R.STOrCEl, Neosho Kapids, Miss Ella Rosenquist and Mrs.

M. AVednesday. COzine are both on the sick list. G. M.

Rowley is making Ids -resi- Ice Wool facinator, found between denCe shine at i47 Walnut St. Neosho Rapids and Hartford. Owner Miss. Lydia Myers visited Mrs- G. can have it by proving property and W.

Burnap. paying for this notice. Some wild flowers are making their The ladies should not fail to notice appearance, we are not sorry, but we the advertisement of the Corset Par- will have to get rid of our heavy fur Mrs nf Tf.mnnria nnd wliPin in nfipd of Coat SOOn. YoX. be City MILLER CALL, Platinum Prints made only by II.

S. Waite, Emporia-. 1 1-tf. Attention Ptease. What for? Why-, to tell you that Japanese Oil is the nwwt wonderful medtoine ever placed vn the market.

Combined with Ilerbe-TsCough Cure wiU 'overcome LaGripiy in 99 cases out of 100. National Specif.c cvi res Headache, Chills and Fcvcf, Neuralgia etc Asi'ariden for worms. Ceky Phosphate for shattered nerves, R. of L. for all Ivid ney and LiVet troubles.

Wri te for Circulars. Give these tenrodies atrial mvi you will use no otkers. For sale by Benjamin Sill, Emporia. Kansa I- Book Store, The leading wholesale an'l anything in that line please call. HAS A VI6 Read It: Circle.

Tlie Reading Circle meets on Friday evening March 29, at Mr. Massie's. Tlie program for April is as fol Large stock of Mrs. Ballweg desires the special attention of the ladies to.her Millinery Opening notice which appears in another column. EOT I Mil New and elegant designs.

lows: Mrs. Wilbur to finish the read-ihg6f "'Snnw Bound;" Biography of Lowell by John Wfrtson; "The Present from Lowell, by Mr. Massle; "Tlie Cathedral," from Lowell, by -Mr, McNeil and Mrs. Leonard-son Reading by S. Andrews Por ELLEN PUJME, E-flporia.

11-14 While this notice Conlinacs we will sell $2." coffins "for caskets Advertised Letter's. Remaining in the Iseosho Rapids Post Office for the month ending 31, Tartles Calling for the; same will please pay one tent on deli very Andrew Frank Menkes, Mrs. Emma Seacord, James M. Henry Peter. Mary King, Postmistress.

Emporia Business Cany pveryiiiiny: to 'oe found iuca rbl halwvy, for W-Vcaskets for 40 caskets for $2(, and caskets fr $2:. IlAItECASlLE Kt'NYON. Empoijfl. IMS 3Ir E. White is Warding his ap tion of the ''Fab'le for CrfUcs," from Lowell, by AdcKa Case.

One hew member was received at the last meeting. An invitation is extend ed to all interested in such work. Sarah Case Sec'y Miss Jessie Eagle ct '-Ottftniwa 'is visiting her sister, Miss Jiattie. Born To Mr. anfl Mrs.

'Geo. 'Martin, on Thursday, Mach a iiftf-u. r.iu 1 i' NTH Mr. William Cook Is brtck for a All i- Si'inxti ani Wrjtt! short vacation from K. C.

Mr. Cook ples from the cellar uimor the ollee Factory to tlr-e rivtr and giving thifrn a bath which improves their colon- (5 A. COZINE, Bricklayer 2r.il Plasterer, Neosho Kftpids. Ivas. Unusually lartro 'crfcwds attended is an enterprising young nian of our the churches last S'aiiday -aria Sunday vicinity; lie has graduated from tlie evening.

There will be preaching next C. School of Pharmacy, he has one Sunday evenfnz at the P. M. church more year in the school of medicine. Eti.i, E.

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