The Randall News from Randall, Kansas • 1

he Band all News Vol. 9. Randall, Kansas, July 28, 1910 No. 45 Go Right Vote for WW I7T for Co. Treasurer August 2nd uin.BiiyaBB Popular Prizes for Tournament Visitors Notice Mrs.

Adelia B. Gwynne will receive orders for Vacuum carpet cleaner for F. Osborn, Jewell, Kans. 30tf General Agent. The interment was at the Wallace Cemetery.

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Ladies' Aid stand during the tournament. Hays B. White spoke in Ellsworth Monday night to an audience of over three hundred. This county is a White stronghold and it looks now as if White will get more votes in Ellsworth county than both Young and Monitor. Obituary Alexander H.

Blanding was born in the State of New York June 25th 1838. Died near Randall, July 25, 1910, age 72 and 6 months. Moved to Lowell, Michigan, in 1857, went to California in1858trgoing by 'Wagon' across the plains. 7 Returned to Michigan in 1861. Enlisted in the 26 Mich.

Infantry August 13, 1862, discharged June 4th ,1865, during this time he Mankato's Fourth Annual Band Jubilee will be held at Mankato, Kansas, on Aug. 17, 1910. Prepare to come. Extra Special for July Get a pair pants free by ordering a suit at Gilberts. Fried chicken sandwiches, ice tea and coffee at the Ladies Aid stand Aug.

5th and 6th. J' EJE 3E rri Fourth Annual Tournament Randall, Aug. 5-6 For the prettiest baby under two years: first prize $3, by State Exchange Bank; second $2, by A. Cooley; third $1, by J. B.

Blades. To the family coming the farthest $1 in trade, M. S. Gilbert. 50c worth of steak to the man on grounds having largest foot, A.

W. Peery. One year's subscription to the mother of the youngest baby on the grounds, Randall News. Silver baby spoon to heaviest ba-, by under one year old, Baker Hdwe. Co.

25c in cigars to homeliest man, J. A. King. Twenty five cents to the tallest man, by Jno. McDaniels.

One dollar in drinks to the farthest one throw of a base-ball. R. W. Fairchild. To the best single driving horse, $1.25 whip by Cliff Osborne.

One dollar in trade to the largest family present. Jno. Newland Restaurant. Two dollars to the oldest married couple present. J.

Blades. One dollar to the oddest male and female on the grounds. A. Cooley. was a prisoner in the Andersonville prison 9 months.

He was) Post commander from the year 1905 to 1909. He was married to Almaet at Lowell, Michigan, 1865, to this union were born 9 children two of whom died in infancy, Maurice and Ira living near Formoso, Kans, Vina Stauffer and Adelia Flinn of Randall, Phoebe Kreogh of GarfieldIdaho, and Wilber and Fred of Barnard. Kans. All but Phoebe were with him during his last illness. He came to Kansas in 1872 and was living on his homestead at the time of his death.

He served one term as county commissioner, otherwise, his only occupation was farming. The funeral were held at the home 3 miles northeast of Randall, conducted by Rev. Sumpter pastor of the Christian church of Randall, niter the services at house the Odd Fellows and members -vf G. A. P.

closing with prayer and Benediction by the officiating Four Hall Games: Randall vs Center Hill; Weber vs Jewell; Formoso vs Ionia; gnme between? winners of foreign team games. Randall band Hoodlum band Popular. Prizes 11.. 1.. ji i i i a Hail! Hail! Hail! For good reliable Insurance gainst loss or damage bv hail nil? ivaizeiijaiuiuer uisrie, meiv aerooars Clovd Harrison Son, trie): bievelists to Girls' Basket ball Seottsvitle vs Mankati) ran -7 r- your growing call on 'or address W.

F. Morris. Randall, Kan. We pay our losses ioi) wr cent on the 'dollar. No pro rate with us.

W. F. Morris. Eol 2ET 8 Muslin Underwear neeiais ior xour Ladies' White Waists Waists, were $, now were $1.25, now Same, were 1.50, now a 2 00, 0 Same, were 2.50, now $0 7S 98 1 28 2 00 IQC 39C IQC 39C 58C 78c 38c 50c Drawers, were 25c now were 50c, now Corset Covers were 25c, now were 50c, mm Same, were 75c, now Same, wtrc 1., now Gowns, were 50c. now were 75c, new Samex were now 8 Threshing; Bill Good Green Gae Plums, 2 cans $0 25 Peaches, California, can 15 Apricots, 15 Pineapple, grated, 2 calls 25 sliced, per can, Is New dricci Apricots, per lv 'Standard packed Tomatoes, 3 cans, 25 same, per can, lo same, 2 cans, 25 Good sweet corn, 3 cans 25 A better one, 2 cans 1 25 Salmon, medium red, 2 cans 25 A better one, per can 15 Fancy socckeye red, per can 2oc, 2 cans 5 Chipped i reef in glasses, 2 for -25 same, in cans, 2 for 25 Oxfords Oxfords, were 2.00, now were 2 25, now Same, were 2.

so, now Same, were 300, now Also one lot to close out at When you think of new Tournament to's, think of Cooler's. 1 7-S 1 98 2 2S 2 58 1 38 0 Leave 11s your fruit. orders, you will be sure to et it at lowest price. We are daily re- eeivini Blaekherries, Plums and Peac hes. The Farmers7 store TAfilpii- lils "Farmers' Store Phone -89 tSjzTTTzrrrzi Phone 6-9 ckcooooocKvoooookoo oo.